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I don't think it leaves the body. It just gets used up by our bodies.

Sorry, I don't have a definite source for this, but if you think about it, ATP is a form of energy, if you use up ATP, then what's left of it is ADP + P. In cellular respiration, the last step creates ATP by jamming ADP and P together. Therefore I don't think ATP ever leaves the body.

Sorry if I am wrong. Please feel free to correct this answer if this sounds utterly ridiculous for you. :))

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