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Cellular respiration
conversion of nutrient molecules into energy (ATP)

energy needed for cell structure

occurs in all body cells
Catabolism
breakdown of nutrients

cellular respiration
Anabolism
formation of complex molecules from nutrients

used to store excess nutrients for later energy formation
Carbohydrate Catabolism
Glucose primary nutrient
STORE energy as ATP
36 ATP molecules from breakdown of 1 glucose

Anaerobic 1 =2 ATP
Carbohydrate Anabolism
glucose enters cells join other glucose cells by oxygen bonds - glycogen

stored in liver/skeletal muscles
Fat/Protein Catabolism
Fats and proteins enter pathway
converted to urea and removed by kidneys
Fat Anabolism
Nutrients will be stored into fats
Why do we need ATP
basal metabolism
Physical Activity
Food Processing
Energy Balance
calorie
energy in balance with energy out
Obesity
60% adult americans overweight
22% obese
Malnutrition
inadequate intake or absorption of nutrients

causes: famine
fasting
anorexia
GI disease
Stages of malnutrition
glucose produced from glycogen,proteins fats

fats metabolized

starvation begins
Anorexia
extremely complex
malnutrition
resistance to maintain healthy weight
fear of gaining