Guest guest Posted April 29, 2006 Report Posted April 29, 2006 For me it isn't what I eat, although I avoid really rich food anyway, but when. Long before I was ever diagnosed with afib I learned that meals late in the evening could trigger ectopics and discomfort. I used to assume, in fact, that if I had been out on the town having a high old time, as my mom used to say...eating and drinking late...I could count on just sitting up all night because I could *not* lie down and go to sleep. It would be very unpleasant and trigger irregular heartbeats. Now, if I make dinner plans I make them with friends who eat early, too. We meet at 5 and I am home at 7. I know, sounds like Golden Girls. Lil In a message dated 4/28/2006 10:21:54 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, billy171@... writes: I can assure everyone that food type has a connection as does amount and time of eating .It is vital if you have early " lone AF " that you modify you diet to get as healthy as possible.The general idea of healthy , may not do the job. Quote
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