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Old 07-08-2008, 11:26 AM #10
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Hi. I get similar cramps in my calves. I take the magnesium glycinate by metagenics and I found it to help a little well before my flare up. I was also think potassium and iron. Have you had these tested to see?I had also read the omegas are good.Someone told me to take epsom salt baths which I hate but may help you. Sorry wish I had more info.
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