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Spasms

I have spasms in my calves at night time. I am getting 64oz of water in daily. I can actually see the muscles in my calf spasm. I don't know what's causing them or how I can prevent them from occurring again. Any ideas would be wellcome. :)

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  • I had them really bad, I was told it was an electrolyte imbalance. You can drink gatorade, or powerade, but tomatoe juice is the best for it. After just a couple of days drinking maybe a cup a day re

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I had them really bad, I was told it was an electrolyte imbalance. You can drink gatorade, or powerade, but tomatoe juice is the best for it. After just a couple of days drinking maybe a cup a day really made a difference! Good luck!

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My spasms are going away. I did some research on electrolytes and discovered that it recommends not drinking excesses amounts of water after exercising. That a protein bar would be better. So I made that change. my calf muscles are still tight at night when watching TV but not enough to keep me awake. :) I have also increased my calcium intake a bit too. I do get enough salt, and I'm working on increasing my veggie (green) and fruit intake. I was really considering G2 Gatorade again, but it gives me a lot of gas. I'm just happy it's getting easier. Thank you for asking..... :)

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