Nighttime leg cramps are a common issue that disturb your sleep and interfere with restorative rest. Though the causes of cramps aren’t always known, there are things you can do to reduce their frequency.
We’re spending more time at work and sitting in front of a screen than ever before. We’re becoming less active, which can increase our risk of heart disease, stroke and other diseases. Take the first step to a healthier life by taking part in the American Heart Association’s National Walking Day on April 1st!
Lace up your sneakers, take 30 minutes to walk, and then tell us where you went!
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