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  • jessicalynn
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    • Jan 20, 2005
    • 55

    #1

    Leg Cramps

    Hi,

    I have been on here before but not for awhile...I have been on and off of the atkins for about 4 years now...with a weight loss of around 60 pounds...since the first time on the diet i have put back on about 20 and i am now trying to get it off before my wedding in October...Anyway here is my question? Does anyone get leg cramps in the morning...Muscle aches...recently i have gotten them and it is very painful...i take One a day Vitamins for Low Carb Lifestyle and i eat right..and i drink plenty of water can ne one tell me if this has happened to you?

    thanks
    21 Female 5'

    fell off the wagon finally back on track

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  • Miss Phode
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    • Jul 29, 2004
    • 6265

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    Re: Leg Cramps

    Calcium/magnesium/potassium help leg cramps. You can find supplements that contain all three. I always get leg cramps on induction if I don't take a supplement.

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    • G-Mom
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      • May 01, 2004
      • 1228

      #3
      Re: Leg Cramps

      I agree with Miss. Dr. A addresses this in the book. Definitely take a calcium supplement and perhaps up your low, low carb veggies. You are probably losing electrolytes since this WOE has a diuretic effect. This can be dangerous, so don't ignore it. Try to eat potassium containing foods. Here's a list (some are high carb so watch for that):

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      • Barbde
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        • Aug 09, 2004
        • 7797

        #4
        Re: Leg Cramps

        Yup, GNC has a combination calcium/potassium/magnesium supplement. It's called Calcimate Pluss 800. Helped me!!
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