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What us one role that lipids play in the boy

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IgorLugansk [536]3 years ago

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FAT .smashthatlikeOwO

kati45 [8]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is Fat.

Explanation:

It is presently realized that lipids play a significantly more vital job in the body than already accepted. It was already realized that lipids assumed the job of capacity of vitality or framing cell layers alone.Lipids, otherwise called fats, assume numerous imperative jobs in your body, from giving vitality to creating hormones. You wouldn't have the capacity to process and retain nourishment legitimately without lipids. Obviously, eating more fat than you need can prompt weight gain, yet in appropriate sums lipids are a solid piece of your eating routine

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