acetone breath and ketosis
Acetone breath refers to a fruity or sweet-smelling breath odor that occurs due to the presence of acetone, a byproduct of the breakdown of fats in the body. It is commonly associated with a condition called ketosis. Ketosis happens when the body is low on stored carbohydrates and starts using fats as an alternative source of energy. The production of ketones, including acetone, increases during this process, resulting in the distinctive breath odor.
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