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A member asked:
Drinking ice cold water after eating race up your heart beat?
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No need to try to make the heart race by drinking ice cold water. If you notice that drinking cold water brings on the symptoms, you can always let the water get to room temperature before you drink it. Staying well hydrated is a good idea, however. Keep it up! Good luck.
Answered 4/15/2023
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Drinking ice, cold water would usually slow someone’s heartbeat, but it could make someone’s heartbeat faster if this is a shock to them or unexpected
Answered 5/1/2023
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Can heart attacks be caused by drinking cold water during a meal?
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After drinking cold beverage such as water, my heart rate immediately slows down a few beats (3-4) and beats hard then back to normal rhythm. What could this be? Its very frightening.
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Hello I'm 17 and I've been having this fear of having a sudden cardiac arrest for a month now I've been eating healthy and water is the only thing I drink I'm afraid of working out cause I fear my heart would stop beating my family doesn't have any?
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