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Dictionary » S » Saturated fat Saturated fatsaturated fat A fatty acid with all potential hydrogen binding sites filled (totally hydrogenated fat). These hold the highest risk for the development of atherosclerosis. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: How much ATP a person consumes...?... when living on oil: 2,000 KCal for our diet / 9 KCal in a gram of fats = 222,2g of fat. Molecular wheight of a saturated C18 fatty acid -stearic (02C18H36) is 16x2+12x18+36= 284 (if am not wrong) 222 g ...
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Some questions about Lipids...... hard to say if it is healthy or unhealthy. Natural food contains both saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. Of cause sole saturated fatty acids are not good for health, but I don't think ...
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Energy from fatty acids?... of a step in the pathway. As is seen when people try to modify the fats they do eat into fats that the body doesn't recognize and they proceed ... any energy for the biological system. Which in the case of the post for saturated fats and unsaturated fats, will produce different energy for the ...
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Re:... whatever you want, but only at certain times, then you still could have saturated fat-fried donut cakes in the morning before sunrise and then stuff yourself with a huge overlycooked ...
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Stomach bloating and weight gain... whatever you want, but only at certain times, then you still could have saturated fat-fried donut cakes in the morning before sunrise and then stuff yourself with a huge overlycooked ...
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