the body starts breaking down fat for energy and the body goes into ketosis which is very harmful to the kidneys.
charbohydrates
Good carbs. give you energy, bad, hmm.. now that is a different story.
atoms
Carbohydrates do not "contain" energy. They are converted into an energy molecule called ATP by the body, and it is ATP that is the body's energy source. In addition, carbohydrates are the ONLY source of energy that the body can use safely. If fats, proteins, or alcohol are used instead, this can lead to illness in the body because of dangerous byproducts called ketones.
Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen
All of them to some degree.
they are gluten charbohydrates and fats
charbohydrates and some kind of protein
Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen; the latter two in the form of water molecules.
Carbohydrates (often called "Carbs" for short) provide the body with a ready source of energy, although other forms of food such as fats and proteins can also be used for this. When absorbed from the gut and metabolized they provide the glucose that cells convert to energy. The greatest consumer of glucose in the body is the brain.
the body usees the nose to get the oxegen then the lungs separate what the body can or cant use anything the body cant use we exhale