Many people experience painful muscle cramps when they sleep; others tend to develop cramps when they're exercising. While a diet deficient in minerals such as calcium and magnesium could be to blame, other lifestyle factors may play a role.
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Get as fit as possible the fitter you are, the fewer cramps you will develop; drink sufficient liquid to prevent dehydration, but dont overdo your fluid intake; follow a low-fat diet to prevent clogged arteries as poor blood circulation to the limbs can cause cramps; do stretching exercises every day, especially with the muscles that tend to cramp; and wear loose, comfortable clothes, especially at night.
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