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Hello Everyone!!!!! My name is Shawna and everyone calls me divah

I'm 4days preop diet and I'm having breath smell issues..... Why?????? I have already brushed my teeth 3times today and graggled with mouth two-threee times and the taste in my mouth is horrible. Why? Why? Why?

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Hello Everyone!!!!! My name is Shawna and everyone calls me divah

I'm 4days preop diet and I'm having breath smell issues..... Why?????? I have already brushed my teeth 3times today and graggled with mouth two-threee times and the taste in my mouth is horrible. Why? Why? Why?

Welcome to ketosis - it's a good thing!

From http://lowcarbdiets.about.com/od/faq/f/whatisketosis.htm

When people eat less carbohydrate, their bodies turn to fat for energy, so it makes sense that more ketones are generated. Some of those ketones (acetoacetate and ß-hydroxybutyrate) are used for energy; the heart muscle and kidneys, for example, prefer ketones to glucose. Most cells, including the brain cells, are able to use ketones for at least part of their energy. But there is one type of ketone molecule, called acetone, that cannot be used and is excreted as waste, mostly in the urine and breath (sometimes causing a distinct breath odor).

Drink all of your water. It helps, if your an in ketosis.

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