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Cold drink- or food-induced atrial fibrillation/flutter, termed “cold drink heart,” is understudied and underrecognized, but ...

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Cold drink heart—cold food- or drink-induced paroxysmal AF—is poorly understood, yet has significant implications for AF ...

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The drop in temperature has also affected eating habits. Most people now prefer heavier meals and hot beverages.

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It may sound strange, but for some people, cold drinks may be to blame for sudden episodes of atrial fibrillation (Afib), a common heart rhythm disorder.