In addition to using fatty acids as an immediate energy source, the body can:
A) utilize them to transport water molecules.
B) metabolize them by lipolysis and yield vitamins as the by-products.
C) convert them to energy-yielding organic compounds called ketones.
D) use them to synthesize essential nutrients.
Question 2
The American Heart Association recommends that one consume:
A) 300 to 350 milligrams of cholesterol daily.
B) 400 milligrams of cholesterol daily.
C) at least 512 milligrams of cholesterol daily.
D) less than 300 milligrams of cholesterol daily.
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