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The roles of carbohydrate in the body includes providing energy for working muscles, providing fuel for the central nervous system, enabling fat metabolism, and preventing protein from being used as energy.Carbohydrateis the preferred source of energy or fuel for muscle contraction and biologic work.
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∙ 13y agoCarbohydrates need to break down in order to produce sugars called glucose. Glucose is used by the body for energy. Unfortunately, too much carbohydrate-rich foods can result in Diabetes. Without fiber in the diet, glucose absorption is not regulated and the body absorbs more glucose which causes diabetes.
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∙ 11y agoCarbohydrates are necessary for the human body to create energy. When ingested, carbohydrates enter the digestion process and humans can obtain sugars from them that energise the body.
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Why does your body need carbs?
our body needs carbs for strenght and good health
Why does the body need carbs?
For Energy.
Which organs need carbs?
the foot
Why do you need carbs?
They are the main source of energy for our bodies.
Is carbohydrates is a nutrient?
Yes. because you need carbs.
Do you need math for diabetes?
Yes, you need to be able to count carbs and calculate doses.
Horses that are frenqtly exercise need what?
Extra protein and carbs
Why do animals need carbs?
For energy mostly, but is also structural.
Why do you need carbohydrates before doing exercise?
Carbs provide energy
How many carbohydrates in a slice of pepperoni pizza?
It is about 20 grams of carbs. However, because of the fiber, there are about 17.5 net grams of carbs.
What are the daily requirements for carbs?
Carbs are not required in your diet. Carbs fallow you in your normal diet. That means that most of the food contains the carbs. Too many of carbs are not good for you to consume. They promote obesity.
Why do you overreact?
it is caused by an imbalance of energy.... you need to exercise daily and consume protein without carbs or very low carbs in order to regulate the nervous system.
