I get terrible muscle cramps, about an hour after training, mostly Tricep's, Chest, Lats and sometimes Abs. it has been happening for 30 years and I have never found anything to keep it from happening...............any ideas ?
High dosed taurine, plenty of electrolytes in dietI get terrible muscle cramps, about an hour after training, mostly Tricep's, Chest, Lats and sometimes Abs. it has been happening for 30 years and I have never found anything to keep it from happening...............any ideas ?
this. Maybe supplement w/topical magnesium and additional potassium. Oh and moar h20plenty of electrolytes in diet
I drink about a gallon of water a day, eat a banana everyday ????? I probably look like a bigger idiot than usual today, I get a cramp in my pec so I stretch my arm out than I get a cramp in my tri.............. Looks like some strange dance, my to the muscle gods!!this. Maybe supplement w/topical magnesium and additional potassium. Oh and moar h20
Water intake is good, but a banana is <500 mg potassium, RDA is 4500I drink about a gallon of water a day, eat a banana everyday ????? I probably look like a bigger idiot than usual today, I get a cramp in my pec so I stretch my arm out than I get a cramp in my tri.............. Looks like some strange dance, my to the muscle gods!!
I get all of my potassium from avocados. Rarely eat bananas.Water intake is good, but a banana is <500 mg potassium, RDA is 4500 I dint know why banana's are always the top recommendation for this. If you eat all whole goods and vegetables you should be getting enough Supplements can cause a wide variety of electrolyte disturbances though, what are you using currently? Trying a few days without a potential supplement cause is worth trying
Good advice.....Today it is Forearm CrampsHave you ever got a complete metabolic panel done? That seems like the first place to start instead of randomly throwing out minerals like potassium or magnesium or any other one thing and claiming its the cure to all without knowing current levels. You really need a plan put together by an expert to get to the bottom of why its happening.
I second this. In general, what I've found with most people with cramps is that increasing water, which is really low risk and unlikely to hurt you, is the first step. Increase intake and if it goes away, great.Have you ever got a complete metabolic panel done? That seems like the first place to start instead of randomly throwing out minerals like potassium or magnesium or any other one thing and claiming its the cure to all without knowing current levels. You really need a plan put together by an expert to get to the bottom of why its happening.
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