Food is broken down in a process called respiration. Enzymes are usually involved in the breakdown of food. Proteins are broken to amino-acids by protease, Carbohydrates broken down to simple sugars e.g fructose and glucose and Lipids (fats & oils) are broken down to fatty acids and glycerol by Lipase. Once they are broken down, they are taken to the cells where they're respired to produce Energy, Metabolic water and carbon-dioxide.
That would depend on the type of food. If the food is complex then it has to be digested and broken down into molecules that can be absorbed across the intestinal lining. This will take time and the process would be gradual (lasting hours).
However, if the food was pure glucose no digestion would be needed and the molecule would be available in the blood in a few minutes.
After eating, it typically takes 6-8 hours for the body to fully convert food into energy. The process involves digestion, absorption of nutrients, and transportation of molecules to cells. Once in the cells, nutrients are converted into energy through processes like glycolysis and the citric acid cycle.
You need to give a lot more information if you want a real answer. What is your current height/weight/age/sex. How active are you? How long have you been eating that many calories? How many calories were you eating before that? If you are eating 1100 calories of sugar and simple carbs your body will literally consume your muscle to conserve your fat.
It all really depends on how long you wait with food in your body before purging. It takes 1 to 4 hours for food to move past your stomach. You do not absorb nutrients or calories until your small intestine.
Energy (i.e calories). This stored fat can be converted easily into energy that your body can use - useful if there is no food available for a long time.
Energy (i.e calories). This stored fat can be converted easily into energy that your body can use - useful if there is no food available for a long time.
I read somewhere that some calories will be absorbed. You have to eliminate the food before it hits the intestinal tract. I'm looking for the same answers. How fast do you need to eliminate the food before any calories are absorbed. Usually within 30 minutes. It's not a good idea to do this. By being bulimic you can have malnutrition and dehydration which can lead to electrolyte imbalances and heart arrhythmias.
Yes it is, it allows you to write down you food and how many points it is for what you are eating. It lets you maintain the number of fat and calories you are taking in and what is going to help you in the long run.
it tells you on nearly every food item you buy! it depends on the size and height of the child though , as long as a 13 yr old burns off what they take in , in calories theres nothing to worry about .. although usually about 1900 calories a day, unless they are very athletic then about 2100 calories.
Eating from all of the food groups can help a person sustain a healthy, balanced diet which has numerous benefits such as improved immune system, better mood, less risk of obesity (As long as your burning off more calories than you're taking in), more energy, and a healthier heart.
Yes You can lose weight eating anything as long as you are burning more calories than you are taking in.
no, as long as you get all of your food groups in with the little calories.
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