What prohibits lipids from being a readily available energy source?

Fat must be broken down into fatty acids before being converted to glucose.

Lipids are structural components, so they are a last-resort energy source.

Lipids are only used to create enzymes, hormones, and antibodies.

The conversion of fat to glucose is controlled by insulin.

Question

What prohibits lipids from being a readily available energy source?



Fat must be broken down into fatty acids before being converted to glucose.

Lipids are structural components, so they are a last-resort energy source.

Lipids are only used to create enzymes, hormones, and antibodies.

The conversion of fat to glucose is controlled by insulin.

anonymous · Answer

this is a test question and I really neeed help