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A member asked:
Is my sugar intake the cause of my eregular heart beat.
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Doubtful: I doubt there is any relationship to your sugar intake and cardiac irregular rhythm. Classically substances like caffeine, thyroid supplements, sympathomimietc medications like decongestants(ex: neosynephrine (phenylephrine) nose spray,Sudafed), nicotine, adrenalin(epinephrine), cocaine can cause or aggravate cardiac dysrhythmias.
Answered 6/16/2016
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