First of all, keep in mind that I am unable to diagnose you because I am unable to examine you, this forum is for educational purposes.
The symptoms that you describe are unlikely to represent ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis/ Motor neuron disease), but I would recommend a complete workup. Fasiculations can be seen in normal people, in metabolic derangements, after exercise, after viral infections and with some neuromuscular diseases. It is true that ALS/MND generally presents focally with weakness/atrophy and fasiculations. However, with widespread fasicualtions without weakness or atrophy (especially with a normal EMG), make benign fasiculation syndrome much more likely. I would recommend that you have an MRI of your spine (with ALS protocol) and an EMG by an ALS expert at a major academic institution.
I hope this has been helpful.
Sogil,
I strongly recomend that you also look into stress disorders depending on your stress level. These twitches are non-specific and since they occur in the absense of other symptoms I doubt that there is anything to worry about in the area of the serious neurological conditions that can cause them such as ALS, MS, to name a few. This is further clarified in your normal studies of the bain, et al.
Many believe that aside from stress dietry issues can be to blame such as aspartame. As well, you could have heavy metal poisoning, and so on. The answer does not always lie in the obvious.
Good Luck!
JCmcc.