Cramping in your feet (or muscles) could be caused by tension or _____. a) not enough sleep b) too much vitamin D c) dehydration d) stress

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Cramping in your feet (or muscles) could be caused by tension or _____.

a) not enough sleep
b) too much vitamin D
c) dehydration
d) stress

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The answer is D, stress.

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