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> Chocolate is a trigger because it contains caffeine....

>

I'm not sure it's just down to the caffeine. Chocolate does not

contain that much caffeine.

I can tolerate a cup of filter coffee without particular problems.

However I recently started on dark chocolate again having stabilised

by AF on Sotalol, and the longer periods of AF started again. They

stopped once I stopped the chocolate (groan!). This has happened

before but I thought I could get away with it this time. The

caffeine content of amount I was eating was equivalent to less than

a quarter of a cup of coffee.

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> > If they could take that substance out, we could all have a

> chocolate

> > party.

>

> Imagine that someday there is an easy, permanent fix for afib. I

> expect this group to meet, even if only online, for a giant party

> with chocolate, ice cream, coffee :-)

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And how about some alcohol!

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I would drink to that.

> > > If they could take that substance out, we could all have a

> > chocolate

> > > party.

> >

> > Imagine that someday there is an easy, permanent fix for afib. I

> > expect this group to meet, even if only online, for a giant party

> > with chocolate, ice cream, coffee :-)

> ********

> And how about some alcohol!

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Does anyone in here know what that substance is?

> In a message dated 8/7/2004 11:40:40 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

> sellmak@o... writes:

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>

> > Someone posted awhile back that there is some other stimulant in

> > > chocolate.

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

> I read a while ago that there is suspicion that there might even be

another

> stimulant in coffee. This would explain why so many afibbers can't

even drink

> decaf.

> in afib in Seattle

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