There are two different answers to this question. I will use lay terms. If a person's body has been subjected to starvation such as what POWs and the Jews had happened to them then fats will not be absorbed properly. The only way they can help a person like that is to introduce a liquid diet first with some beef or chicken broth to help the body relearn to absorb and metabolize fats, minerals and vegetables. If a person's body is obese and has been subjected to a period of starvation or fasting that person can still metabolize fats because that person's body has been borrowing fats from his or her own body fats. However that person's body would still need to have foods reintroduced at a slow pace because the stomach has been starved and will reject a lot of solids. It's like treating the person like a baby. You start with liquids, mushy easy to digests cereals and bananas or applesauce. Then ground vegetables and fruits. You work your way up to more solid foods as long as that person is tolerating the foods. The fats will be able to be metabolized well by then. The fats are accepted in the stomach then passed into the intestinal track to be put into the bloodstream for the body to use or store as needed. Additional note: Starvation is not a healthy method of weight loss or diet plan. You must maintain proper nutrition and caloric intake. Failure to do so will result in ketosis, scurvy, berry berry, bone loss, muscle loss, serious consequences for the heart, organs and teeth. Proper exercise (simple walking) and proper diet is the best method.
Fats are not in calories but in food. Food nutrients (and fats are one of them) usually have calories.
Fats are found in food. They are one of the three components of nutrition; carbohydrates, proteins, and fats.
going without food by choice is fasting. if not by choice, starvation.
The amount of food doesn't matter as much as what type it is. A breakfast that has foods that will be metabolized over a period of time rather than quickly will give your body energy for a longer period than no breakfast, or one that is rapidly digested. Aim for foods that are low on the GI index.
sweets, fats, doughnuts, candy, etc.
"Invisible fats" refer to fats that are present in foods but are not easily visible, such as oils and fats used in cooking or added to processed foods. These fats can contribute to the total calorie content of a food without being obvious, making it important to be mindful of portion sizes and cooking methods to control fat intake.
fats.
Without a period, this sentence is incomplete or Humans cannot live without food or water.
fats and oil food like fry chicken and junk food
Chocolate spread is in the oils, fats and sugars food groups.
You need proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals. Without balanced diet you may get many diseases.
The same thing that gives us energy...food. That food is then metabolized so that the muscles can do their job!