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| There are no scientific answers as to why muscle cramps occur, yet innumerable studies and tests have shown that it is the body’s mineral levels and fluid balance that are decisive in determining how vulnerable muscles are to cramp. The ingredients in Crampfix are based on experience, tests and feedback from top sportsmen and women in endurance sports. |
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Minerals are often called “electrolytes”. This is because the minerals contain electrical impulses that are transported around in the cells and pass information from one place to another. These impulses are transported with the aid of the fluid in the body. Every time we use a muscle, it contracts and relaxes. This process is controlled by information which the muscle cells send from one place to another. | |
Magnesium is the electrolyte that the cells use to send information to indicate that a muscle should contract, whilst potassium is used to relax a muscle. If the body lacks one of these minerals, a muscle will not relax after contracting – it is this phenomenon that is often experienced as MUSCLE CRAMP. |
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Crampfix contains the key minerals that the body loses during training and competition |
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