RonaldVan

Hello I wonder can you verify to me this fact? It has to do with the research I'm doing. The following is what I consider true, if not let me know or verify to me it is true. When the fat cells, adipocytes, going through lipolysis, they release to the bloodstream directly: - free fatty acid - mono-acyl-glycerol (glycerol with one fatty acid attached). They do not... - Release complete triglycerides to the bloodstream - or Release triglycerides packaged in lipoproteins (chylomicrons) to the bloodstream If this is true: Adipocytes' activity makes their fat extremely useable by the body cells, versus when we eat fat directly, then the cells need to have locally enzymes "digesting" the chylomicrons/lipoproteins, and then the cells need to do lipolysis individually. Only then the fatty acids can enter the mitochondria. thanks Ron