Chocolate

[sportscoach]

Great to see AF research moving forward this is defo the type of treatment I could cope with.....telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/0...

[Hidden]

I think the subject has already been raised recently here a couple of days ago...

healthunlocked.com/afassoci...

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[seasider18 in reply to Hidden]

Yes but you can never have too many reminders that it is good for you

[Denise-]

That explains my af, I've dieted for years and cut out chocolate! Just in case it's right I might just have a little in future lol 😁

[karl1524]

Unfortunately for me chocolate is a trigger so havent touched it in 11 years!!! Why is it that its only the good stuff that sets us off and never spinach ot carrotts !!! 😂

[djmnet]

Karl, just because chocolate may have set off an AF episode at one time (or even a couple of times) doesn't necessarily mean it will set it off every time. I never seem to experience the same trigger repeatedly, so I can't believe that eliminating something that I thought was a "trigger" would make any difference. Live your life and don't let afib keep you from living the way you want to live.

[cassie46]

Chocolate is one of my triggers. Have tried very small amounts say just two chocs from a box and it still did it. Had a magnum the other day to test again and regretted it for the next 24 hours. I am very caffine intolerant so maybe its the caffine in the chocolate that does it.

[Stinky1953]

Made Nigella's rocky road yesterday - purely for medicinal reasons you understand.