Sorry babe i don't get your question if your question is "how does the body use food" then your answer is this (when you eat, your body breaks down all of the starches, sugars, fats, etc. from food that you eat, and uses that from the food you just ate for ENERGY so you can stay alive) so long story short your body uses food for ENERGY....but if that wasn't your question then i'm sorry i don't know
<span>This statement is true. When you don't plan meals in advance and make something on the spot, you are not thinking about things like nutrition and portion control. When you carefully plan out what you are eating, you can account for nutritional content, portion sizes, and how to make the most of the leftovers.</span>
Katrina learned about curling by watching and focusing on the techniques used by the olympic players. By watching so much, she learned the movements and basic rules of the game. This is an example of visual learning which is also cognitive learning :-)
