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So, let's talk about a good remedy for leg cramps, especially at night.

And the remedy is Kwai Nain Bark.

Now, I'm not talking about the synthetic version of Kwai Nain that you would need a prescription for.

I'm talking about the actual bark, which contains a lot less of the active ingredient, Kwai Nain.

Kwai Nain Bark, as a remedy for many things, has been around for hundreds and hundreds of years, until they found a way to make it synthetically.

But the natural source of Kwai Nain is coming back simply because the resistance of microbes that are developing and the loss of effectiveness of the actual drug itself.

But Kwai Nain Bark has been used for malaria, for a long time, parasites, viruses, decreasing fever, pain.

It has the potential to regulate an abnormal heartbeat, atrial fibrillation, palpitations.

It stimulates digestion.

And if you're a medical professional watching this and you wanted to know the mechanism of what it does to regulate the heartbeat, it's right here.

One of the biggest things that it can do is help someone with leg cramps at night.

But typically, I would only use this remedy after I've tried things like potassium and magnesium, which are electrolytes.

But if that didn't work, this would be a really good, safe remedy.

If you're a medical professional and you want to know why it works, I wrote it down right here exactly what it does at the neuromuscular junction level.

And of course, like always, I'm not claiming this is going to cure you if anything.

Check with your doctor before taking it.

But you can pretty much find it from any health store or online.

Thanks for watching.