Your body
converts your food into energy sources
Slow - twitch muscles have a high blood supply and plenty of mitochondria (energy providing structures in cells that
convert food into an energy source the cells can utilize) and myoglobin (oxygen and iron binding muscle protein that provides cells with oxygen).
Not exact matches
It's also a
source of bone - building magnesium and phosphorus, immune - boosting iron and B vitamins such as niacin and B6 that help
convert your
food into energy.
When we eat
food, the glucose from carbohydrates is
converted into glycogen and used as the body's primary
energy source.
Their job is to snatch nutrients from the
foods we eat and
convert them
into adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the master
source for 90 % of our body's
energy.
They are also a very good
source of Vitamin B6, which helps to
convert food into energy in your body and helps your body to metabolize fats and proteins more efficiently, thus explaining why bananas are such a go - to choice for athletes.