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Available evidence does not support that swimming immediately after eating causes dangerous cramps, although a large meal may cause temporary discomfort for some people.
Eating immediately before swimming may be uncomfortable for some people, particularly after a large meal, but evidence does not support the claim that it causes dangerous cramps.
The available research is limited and includes small, older swimming studies; it found no documented drowning cases linked to eating, but cannot exclude occasional individual discomfort.
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