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Can eating too much (cheesecake) just before you go to sleep cause dry (very dry) mouth in the middle of the night and morning. nu suliva at all?

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Dr. Sandra Lora Cremers answered

Specializes in Ophthalmology

Yes: The salt and fat content of a slice of cheesecake (the sodium content in a slice of cheesecake is 166 mg, or about 7 percent of the daily value for sodium; 18 g of fat, which provides 162 calories: represents 28 percent of the daily value for fat) likely explains a perceived lack of saliva after eating a big dose :).

Answered 11/27/2020

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Not typically but,: Possibly you have an allergy or possibly you may have some lactose-intolerance issues. Do you have similar problems with other milk or cheese products? Problem with too much cheesecake is high calories, high fat content and cholesterol.

Answered 12/10/2013

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