New diet

[Kennyb1968]

Started the Dr AFib diet today and I have to say that it is pretty good. A bit of a faff but so far worth it.

Brekkie was an egg omelette with tomato and asparagus. Lunch was a chickpea stir fry with veggies and some interesting spices. Dinner is salmon and veggies with brown rice. Snacks throughout the day involves nuts and fruits and a really tasty smoothie.

I've always been a meat and 2 veg man so was rather sceptical about this but so far I'm finding it tasty and filling. We will see if it delivers the promised AFib benefits.

[jeanjeannie50]

It will be interesting to see how you progress with this diet. Sounds good so far. Would you mind private messaging me the chickpea stir fry recipe. Many thanks.

Jean

[Kennyb1968 in reply to jeanjeannie50]

Bizarre - I went into a "disorganised" heart rhythm about 2 hours after eating. Not like AFib more like run of ectopics - mild and asymptomatic. Stopped after 40 mins! What I would say is already I feel more energy and more alert! Watch this space

[Threecats]

That sounds good Kennyb. I look forward to hearing how you get on with it. I love chickpeas, so would second Jeanjeannies request for the chickpea recipe if possible, please 😊

[Kennyb1968]

Will do

[Cheddars in reply to Kennyb1968]

Hi Kennyb..If possible could I have the recipe for chick peas curry please.

[mjames1]

Not familiar with the "Dr. Afib Diet" but the meals you mentioned sound healthy and well balanced. Hopefully it will help your afib in the short run, but if not, it should help your heart (including afib) and the rest of you in the long run. Just don't try and eat the entire meal in one quick motion while holding your nose

Jim

[Kennyb1968 in reply to mjames1]

😂🤣

[Fibber222]

Did you make this diet up or is it available somewhere? It sounds really helpful.

[Kennyb1968 in reply to Fibber222]

Google reverse AFib naturally

[Fibber222 in reply to Kennyb1968]

Thank you

[secondtry]

My mantra is don't rely on diet alone other lifestyle changes are needed if only as an insurance policy. Furthermore more benefits can be expected aside from (hopefully!) a AF free period.

[Kennyb1968]

What other lifestyle changes would you recommend? I only drink occasionally, I exercise everyday, I get at least 7 hours sleep and I meditate

[poppystorey]

That sounds great,good variation,can't beat healthy snacks And a good book.have a good day everyone.Poppystorey

[poppystorey]

That sounds great plenty of variation and nutrition ,cant beat healthy snacks and a good book ,have a good day everyone .PoppyStorey

[Snowgirl65]

Your meals sounded fabulous -- all things I love to eat. I'll be checking out that Dr Afib Diet of yours. Thanks for posting.

[19591959]

I wish I was as focused as you Kennyb. I need to knuckle down & that sounds like an interesting diet. Keep up the good work, you have inspired me. Many thanks, Sheena 🤩