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Respiration is oxidation of foods, a catabolic process in living cells which liberate energy for this purpose of liberation of energy the compond used or oxidised is called respiratory substrate. Carbohydrates are preffered as respiratory substrate but some times protein and fat also play the role of respiratory substrate

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