Sweet taste in mouth

Taste changes in the mouth may not be caused by a serious problem, however it does warrant investigation as it may turn you off your food and take the pleasure out of eating. The taste buds are responsible for experiencing flavour from foods consumed.

POSSIBLE CAUSES FOR A SWEET TASTE IN THE MOUTH:

  • Diabetes
  • Lymes Disease
  • Gastrointestinal disorders
  • Dietary deficiencies such as Zinc, Folic acid and B Vitamins
  • Pregnancy
  • Dehydration
  • Recent respiratory cold

DIET TIPS FOR DIGESTIVE HEALTH

  • Avoid artificial sweetners such as Aspartame, Sorbitol, Saccharine and Sucralose
  • Ensure that you are properly hydrated

LIFESTYLE FACTORS FOR DIGESTIVE HEALTH

  • Consult with your Healthcare practitioner regarding any underlying medical conditions which may be a contributing factor
  • Have a heavy metal and allergy test
  • Avoid smoking as inhaled smoke can change the sensitivity of the taste buds causing distorted taste

NATURAL REMEDIES FOR DIGESTIVE HEALTH

  • Probiotic help recorrect any digestive flora imbalances of the digestive system, a change in the balance of these may alter taste receptors
  • Chlorophyll liquid may help to deodorise the mouth, cleanse and alkalise an acid system
  • Digestive enzyme supplement may help to ensure that you are properly breaking your foods down
  • Slippery elm powder before eating amay help to reduce any reflux or digestive ulcers which may change the taste receptors
  • Address any nutritional deficiencies such as Zinc, B Vitamins and Folic acid

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