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Natural Remedies to Prevent Leg Cramps

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According to a study, 60% of adults say they’ve experienced leg cramps at night and more common in the summer. Some researchers believe that our modern lifestyle is to blame. Your food intake, meds, or standing habits may also play a role.

The following health conditions are associated with an increase in leg cramping: pregnancy, diabetes, hypertension, arthritis, respiratory disease, MS depression, and artery disease.

Diuretic medications to lower blood pressure may trigger cramps because they deplete the body of fluid and salts. Other medications that can trigger leg cramps are asthma medication, synthetic and bio-identical estrogen hormone medication, and statins.

If your leg cramps are spontaneous and not exercise-related, it’s essential to see your doctor to rule out underlying concerns since cholesterol clogs blood vessels in the legs affecting blood flow. Hypothyroidism produces little amount of the thyroid hormone, and that deficiency can damage nerves that send signals from your spine and brain to your legs and arms. Some people with underactive thyroids will feel tingling or numbness in their muscles, while others might experience leg cramps.

For your diet, it’s best to monitor if you are overeating potassium because you can develop an overload leading to an imbalance of minerals and vitamins, causing leg cramps.

What’s the answer?

Head over to my YouTube channel https://youtu.be/RsW5tNS0NMMto checkout the latest video on the topic.

Read the blog https://nancyguberti.com/natural-remedies-to-prevent-leg-cramps/

Join my private Facebook group and keep the wellness learning on-going.

Become a member and schedule your monthly 15-minute phone session. Ready to take Charge of your health today? Join Total Wellness Monthly Membership and get started today.

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Be Happy! Make Healthy Choices today and Stay Healthy! Grab my book Healthy Living Everyday on Amazon and get started! http://bit.ly/HealthyLivingEveryday

If you want to reduce your inflammation, boost your immune system, learn natural ways to weight loss and optimize your health, listen now, ✅ Subscribe to the podcast to gain insight into boosting your health.

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Get free access to the Glyphosate Educational Series: https://nancyguberti.com/gtest/

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Some of my favorite supplements: https://nancyguberti.com/purchase-quality-supplements/

Get a copy of Healthy Living Everyday your wellness blueprint book offering an array of alternative healing and preventive therapies, with more than 365 pages of reflective questions, empowering truth, and simple steps covering many alternative factors to wellness. Available on Amazon:

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According to a study, 60% of adults say they’ve experienced leg cramps at night and more common in the summer. Some researchers believe that our modern lifestyle is to blame. Your food intake, meds, or standing habits may also play a role.

The following health conditions are associated with an increase in leg cramping: pregnancy, diabetes, hypertension, arthritis, respiratory disease, MS depression, and artery disease.

Diuretic medications to lower blood pressure may trigger cramps because they deplete the body of fluid and salts. Other medications that can trigger leg cramps are asthma medication, synthetic and bio-identical estrogen hormone medication, and statins.

If your leg cramps are spontaneous and not exercise-related, it’s essential to see your doctor to rule out underlying concerns since cholesterol clogs blood vessels in the legs affecting blood flow. Hypothyroidism produces little amount of the thyroid hormone, and that deficiency can damage nerves that send signals from your spine and brain to your legs and arms. Some people with underactive thyroids will feel tingling or numbness in their muscles, while others might experience leg cramps.

For your diet, it’s best to monitor if you are overeating potassium because you can develop an overload leading to an imbalance of minerals and vitamins, causing leg cramps.

What’s the answer?

Head over to my YouTube channel https://youtu.be/RsW5tNS0NMMto checkout the latest video on the topic.

Read the blog https://nancyguberti.com/natural-remedies-to-prevent-leg-cramps/

Join my private Facebook group and keep the wellness learning on-going.

Become a member and schedule your monthly 15-minute phone session. Ready to take Charge of your health today? Join Total Wellness Monthly Membership and get started today.

Register for the life changing program at Look & Feel Great Method and take back your life today! Want to look and feel great? Lose weight, gain energy & focus, manage your mood, be empowered!

Be Happy! Make Healthy Choices today and Stay Healthy! Grab my book Healthy Living Everyday on Amazon and get started! http://bit.ly/HealthyLivingEveryday

If you want to reduce your inflammation, boost your immune system, learn natural ways to weight loss and optimize your health, listen now, ✅ Subscribe to the podcast to gain insight into boosting your health.

Want to gain insight with functional medicine lab testing? https://nancyguberti.com/services/

Get free access to the Glyphosate Educational Series: https://nancyguberti.com/gtest/

Get free access to Beat Anxiety Guide::

https://nancyguberti.com/anxiety/

Get free access to the Health Checklist: http://ninestepstohealthyliving.com

Follow on IG: https://www.instagram.com/nancyguberti/

Some of my favorite supplements: https://nancyguberti.com/purchase-quality-supplements/

Get a copy of Healthy Living Everyday your wellness blueprint book offering an array of alternative healing and preventive therapies, with more than 365 pages of reflective questions, empowering truth, and simple steps covering many alternative factors to wellness. Available on Amazon:

http://bit.ly/HealthyLivingEveryday

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