How to Say “Ketosis” in French

cétose
The French word for ketosis is cétose.
cétose refers to the metabolic state involving the production of ketones.
Meaning: metabolic state involving production of ketones (noun)

Did you know?

  • The word cétone shares a root with acétone, the solvent used in French nail polish removers.
  • In French, cétose is a medical term, but people discussing the diet often use the English word 'keto' as an adjective to describe their lifestyle, such as le régime keto.
  • French medicine distinguishes between cétose, which is a natural state, and acidocétose, a dangerous condition where the blood becomes too acidic.

Examples in context

  • Les chercheurs ont découvert que la cétose permettait de brûler les graisses plus efficacement.
    Researchers discovered that ketosis allowed for burning fat more effectively.
  • Il est important de surveiller votre état de cétose si vous suivez un régime cétogène.
    It is important to monitor your state of ketosis if you are following a ketogenic diet.
  • Je suis en état de cétose depuis deux semaines et je me sens moins fatigué.
    I have been in a state of ketosis for two weeks and I feel less tired.
  • une cétose sévère peut entraîner des complications.
    A severe ketosis can lead to complications.
  • Il a atteint la cétose après trois jours.
    He reached ketosis after three days.
  • Le corps entre en cétose pendant le jeûne.
    The body enters ketosis during fasting.

Example conversation

Emma and Lucas are discussing their new diet.

  1. Emma

    Est-ce que tu es en cétose, Lucas ?
    Are you in ketosis, Lucas?
  2. Lucas

    Oui, j'ai vérifié avec une bandelette.
    Yes, I checked with a test strip.
  3. Emma

    C'est super, je n'y arrive pas encore.
    That's great, I'm not there yet.
  4. Lucas

    Continue comme ça, Emma !
    Keep going like that, Emma!
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