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Oct 30, 2026

speaker_0NARRATOR
60:04
Researchers believe it may be related to the brain's arousal systems failing to shut down in the correct sequence.
speaker_0NARRATOR
60:13
It is worth noting that nocturnal leg cramps and restless leg syndrome, though they are sometimes confused, are quite different conditions.
speaker_0NARRATOR
60:23
Cramps involve a painful, involuntary contraction of a specific muscle, typically the calf, while restless leg syndrome involves an uncomfortable urge to move the legs without any actual muscle contraction or cramping.
speaker_0NARRATOR
60:41
The distinction matters because the treatments for each condition are different.
speaker_0NARRATOR
60:47
Obstructive sleep apnea represents yet another way that muscle behavior can become disrupted during the night.
DrazkorHOST
60:19
I thought maybe the Brewers were doing particularly well.
DrazkorHOST
60:23
Cramps on my right
The WookieHOST
60:24
side.
The WookieHOST
60:25
No, Brewers are up 5-4.
LarnzHOST
17:47
All because of the
EmHOST
17:48
growing cramps, love.
EmHOST
17:48
Cramps are
LarnzHOST
17:49
shocking.
LarnzHOST
17:50
They're shocking.
Jan SmithGUEST
32:39
Like when I say, thank you very much, good night, and before I even turn or unplug my guitar, I'm already cooling my voice down because I don't want to leave that heat and blood sitting in the muscle because if I did that with my legs, what's going to happen?
BenHOST
32:52
Cramp.
Jan SmithGUEST
32:53
Right.
Jan SmithGUEST
32:53
I'm going to get cramps or it's going to get stiff.
speaker_3NARRATOR
64:15
Researchers believe it may be related to the brain's arousal systems failing to shut down in the correct sequence.
speaker_3NARRATOR
64:24
It is worth noting that nocturnal leg cramps and restless leg syndrome, though they are sometimes confused, are quite different conditions.
speaker_3NARRATOR
64:34
Cramps involve a painful involuntary contraction of a specific muscle, typically the calf, while restless leg syndrome involves an uncomfortable urge to move the legs without any actual muscle contraction or cramping.
speaker_3NARRATOR
64:52
The distinction matters because the treatments for each condition are different.
speaker_3NARRATOR
64:58
Obstructive sleep apnea represents yet another way that muscle behavior can become disrupted during the night.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
87:52
the higher and more flexibly the nose and tongue function with E and A operates, so much deeper down to the diaphragm the tension with OO extends, which then seems to ring out in E and beyond it, as if it were a perpendicularly stretched string.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
88:14
Cramp or pressure is not allowable but a very strong energy is necessary to preserve the muscular tension in spite of its firmness elastic well-balanced and still keep united the various muscles put in play with the vowel r we must especially see that the tongue accustomed to wrong usage, under no condition returns to its old position, but that it is always directed by Y to its true position.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
88:50
If in the beginning the vowel R, created on the triple vowel basis, sounds at times more like A or E or U, we must not become disconcerted, for through conscious practice the tongue will, notwithstanding, become accustomed to its work.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
89:08
there is no other road to perfection.
Chad WaldenGUEST
46:18
People often go to some sort of Advil or Tylenol, but often we're just dehydrated, poor focus, dizziness.
Chad WaldenGUEST
46:24
Cramps is another one that so many people are having issues with, especially over the age of 50.
Chad WaldenGUEST
46:29
But the issue is more often than not, hydration.
Chad WaldenGUEST
46:33
So thinking about those things as indicators of you being thirsty is a good thing to do, rather than just that signal that I'm thirsty, I need to have more water.
Robbie SavageHOST
54:17
I was.
Robbie SavageHOST
54:18
Cramp when I got home on the sofa.
Robbie SavageHOST
54:19
Cramp.
Robbie SavageHOST
54:19
Both hamstrings cramped up.
Robbie SavageHOST
54:21
Honestly.
Joe MazzelloNARRATOR
85:49
I looked into the cup in disbelief as a blue film of oil floated lazily on the surface of the smelly brown liquid.
Joe MazzelloNARRATOR
85:57
Cramps gripped the pit of my stomach.
Joe MazzelloNARRATOR
86:00
My friend looked up from his cup and groaned.
Joe MazzelloNARRATOR
86:03
Sledgehammer, are you thinking what I'm thinking? I sure am.
Sean RogersPANELIST
6:35
There was a little bit of a terrifying moment last night where I thought he might pull on his hamstring in the-
Rob GutmannHOST
6:39
Cramp, was it?
Sean RogersPANELIST
6:39
Just down by the, the byline in the second half.
Rob GutmannHOST
6:41
Was that, was he the one who had cramp? I'm trying to remember.

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