1. List the 6 functions of fat in the body

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1.) Provide energy
2.) Absorb vitamins
3.) Store fat/energy
4.) Maintain a proper body temperature
5.) Protect your body
6.) And to keep our organs in "check" such as cells, hormones, hair and skin, etc.

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