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<blockquote data-quote="rockstar" data-source="post: 308249" data-attributes="member: 47902"><p>Hi there, I used to suffer terribly with cramp. :mrgreen: But recently I went to purchase some Crampex tablets from the chemist and the chemist told me being Diabetic I was probably low on my Magnesium levels and to try taking a supplement of magnesium and vitamin D. Which I have done. You can take up to four tablets a day 100mg each but taking four might make you a bit loose, I just take one in a morning and one at night with meals plus one vitamin D tablet 400iu. Within a couple of days NO MORE CRAMP AT ALL. Whoopee!</p><p></p><p>I had also started with hand tremors (shaky hands) :clap: could not control my comuter mouse with one hand, eating peas and soup was a disaster. Putting coffee in a cup meant it shaking off the spoon. I also do watercolour painting but the shaking meant I had to give it up.....until I started on the Magnesium.....NO MORE SHAKING. Looked it up on the internet and this Magnesium is also for the nervious system, which has stopped my shaky hands. It is a supplement that is so good for loads of things, just Google it.</p><p></p><p>Hope this helps :wave:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rockstar, post: 308249, member: 47902"] Hi there, I used to suffer terribly with cramp. :mrgreen: But recently I went to purchase some Crampex tablets from the chemist and the chemist told me being Diabetic I was probably low on my Magnesium levels and to try taking a supplement of magnesium and vitamin D. Which I have done. You can take up to four tablets a day 100mg each but taking four might make you a bit loose, I just take one in a morning and one at night with meals plus one vitamin D tablet 400iu. Within a couple of days NO MORE CRAMP AT ALL. Whoopee! I had also started with hand tremors (shaky hands) :clap: could not control my comuter mouse with one hand, eating peas and soup was a disaster. Putting coffee in a cup meant it shaking off the spoon. I also do watercolour painting but the shaking meant I had to give it up.....until I started on the Magnesium.....NO MORE SHAKING. Looked it up on the internet and this Magnesium is also for the nervious system, which has stopped my shaky hands. It is a supplement that is so good for loads of things, just Google it. Hope this helps :wave: [/QUOTE]
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