1) First it goes to the mitochondria which breaks down food and releases energy. 2)The the Lysomes breaks down food, cell waste, and worn out cell parts 3)The Valcoule which holds water waste products and food until the cell needs it 4)Then it goes into the Endoplasmic Reticulum (There are two types: Smooth and Rough) The smooth creates and stores large molecules like steroids. The rough is studded with Ribosomes, which produces protein and is used for cell development. 5) Finally, it goes to the apparatus, which are membrane covered sacks that pack up proteins for transport
The cell receives the food through a vacuole, this process is called endocytosis. The cell takes this and will break it down to the simplest form of energy at the mitochondrial matrix, and create 38 ATP from respiration.
You can die if your extremely underweight but if you aren’t that underweight you cannot die. I would go to the doctor if you are in the extreme category
<span>This is not true.
Carb loading is done the week before the high-endurance activity (marathon for
example). A carbohydrate loading diet is diet with high carbohydrates . The carbohydrates are the body’s main energy
source. The goal is increasing the amount
of fuel stored in you muscles in order to improve athletic performance and endurance.</span>
