If your body receives too much energy, primarily from excess calories, it converts the surplus into fat for storage. This can lead to weight gain and potentially obesity, which increases the risk of various health issues such as Heart disease, Diabetes, and metabolic syndrome. Additionally, consistently consuming excess energy can disrupt hormonal balance and lead to conditions like insulin resistance. Overall, maintaining energy balance is crucial for optimal health.
It gets tired. your body goes to rest.
youll eplode.
you die
Much of the energy is consumed by decomposers.
Nothing bad will happen. the more it gets the better.
youll die or you might explode.
youll die or you might explode.
The use it to survive, move around, and reproduce much in the same way that the energy you get is used for your daily activities.
The thing that determines the healthiness of food is how much nutrients it contains. It also is how much energy your body gets from it.
no, its how much energy gets converted to usable work.
You won't die if thats what you are wondering. you will either pee it out, or if it's way too much you might puke it up.
The energy is dissipated. That means it is absorbed, and somehow converted to other forms of energy. Typically, much of this dissipated energy gets converted into heat.