Grapefruit
Consuming grapefruit while on antiarrhythmic medications might pose risks due to the fruit’s interaction with your drugs. Grapefruit juice contains naringenin, which can interfere with the efficacy of certain antiarrhythmic medications, affecting their absorption in the body.
We still need more research to understand better the implications of grapefruit consumption for individuals with AFib on specific medications. Consulting a healthcare provider before eating grapefruit alongside medications for AFib is essential to avoid potential adverse effects.
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