What prohibits lipids from being a readily available energy source? Fat must be broken down into fatty acids before being conver
ted to glucose. Lipids are structural components, so they are a last-resort energy source. Lipids are only used to create enzymes, hormones, and antibodies. The conversion of fat to glucose is controlled by insulin.
Lipids are really hard to break down because they have strong bonds between the carbon atoms. Despite that through a series of metabolic processes they can be converted into fatty acids and then into glucose (and then converted into glycogen).
From your list, it would be: a. Fat must be broken down into fatty acids before being converted to glucose
When we need more oksigen our body reacts and make heart to beat more faster so there will be more blood circulating and will compensate the dyoksid carbon that is produce with oksigen
