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8. Mineral Deficiencies

A lack of minerals such as calcium or iron can increase the change of muscle cramps. When electrolytes are low, imbalances can lead to muscle pain. Fruits and vegetables, which are rich in vitamins and electrolytes, are an essential part of every diet. After exercising, sports drinks and other beverages or foods can help replenish electrolyte levels.

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