2 (is the fats from dietary or storage? what is the difference?)

3 What is Lipid metabolism?

4 Define Lipolysis and Lipogenesis?

Lipolysis consist of?

What is the ultimate aim of lipolysis?

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Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• Initial Phase (first 24 hours):

  Glycogen stores in the liver are primarily used to maintain blood glucose levels. 

• Transition Phase (after 24 hours):

  Glycogen stores become depleted, and the body begins to rely more on fatty acids and amino acids for energy. 

• Fat Metabolism:

  Triglycerides in adipose tissue are broken down into free fatty acids and glycerol. The liver then converts free fatty acids into ketone bodies through ketogenesis. 

• Protein Metabolism:

  Simultaneously, amino acids from muscle protein are used for gluconeogenesis, producing glucose. 

• Brain Fuel:

  The brain initially relies on glucose as its primary fuel, but as starvation continues, it gradually becomes more reliant on ketone bodies, which can be used as an alternative energy source. 

• Ketone Bodies:

  Ketone bodies are produced from free fatty acids in the liver and are transported to other tissues, including the brain, to be used as fue

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