Cells release energy from glucose molecules by a process known as cellular respiration. Depending on your age, weight, the activities you do, etc. you will need a certain amount of calories. If you go for a run every morning, you will require more energy and more calories per day. If you are an athlete you will require more calories per day. If you sit, and work on a computer all day, you will require fewer calories per day.
How many calories do you require, can be roughly calculated by using a calculator like this one.
So, now what? Now that you know how many calories per day you need, then what? Now you got to figure out, how many calories per day you consume. How do you do this?
As your day progresses, make a note of everything that you eat. Each and everything, no matter how small it is. Then, after that,Put in all the things that you ate into the calculator. For each thing you put, you will get a "Calorie" value. Note that value.
After you have noted all the values, add them all up. This will be your total calorie intake for that day.
Let us assume that you are getting your total calorie intake to be: 3000 and according to the first calculator, you are getting the calories required by you to be: 2500. This means that you consume 500 calories more than you need per day.
Now remember this: For every 7700 calories extra you gain, you gain "one more kg" of weight!
So if you continue to consume 500 calories more than you need, for around 15 days, you will gain 1 more kilogram. This means, that every month you are going to be 2kg fatter if you do not make some change in the calories you use and the calories you take in!
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The process that cells use to release energy is referred to cellular respiration. The process which cells store energy is ATP
by either fermentation or oxidative-phosphorylation
respiration
Cells make and use energy through the process of photosynthesis. This process both creates energy and uses energy to deliver the nutrients.
This process is Respiration.
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Photosynthesis.
An example of how cells use energy is when they make use of an energy-dependent transport in the cell membrane. Some types of non-passive transport require ATP for it to work, hence using "energy"
cells use the oxygen to release chemical energy.
Cells make and use energy through the process of photosynthesis. This process both creates energy and uses energy to deliver the nutrients.
The process by which cells use energy to maintain life activities would be respiration.
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Resperation
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cell respiration
This process is Respiration.
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oxidation
Cellular Respiration
photosynthesis