The body is in a state of energy balancewhen the amount of calories eaten isequal to the amount of calories expend-ed. If energy supplied by foods exceedsthat which is utilized, the excess energyis stored in the form of glycogen (carbo-hydrate) or fat.
For a little over a month i have had this bitter taste in the back of my mouth. I have no idea what it could be, and nothing i do makes it go away. Sorry to hear about your problem and I recommend that you speak with your doctors>doctor about your situation. One of the most common causes of a bitter taste in the back of the throat is acid reflux. Many people will not complain about the sensation of heartburn, but will still have some symptoms of silent reflux.
1 Post-nasal drip, which often occurs with allergies or throughout the course of a sinus infection. 2  Side effects of over 400 medications may result in changes in taste or moisture level in the mouth. 3  Acid reflux, which can also cause a bitter or sour taste in the mouth.