How does your body get rid of fat?

Question

does it dissolve disappear does it shrink?

Answer 1

I did a search on 'where does fat go when it is burned' and found this for you (make your search engine your best friend)

"When you consume fewer calories than your body needs, your body turns to fat for energy. Your fat cells (triglycerides) provide the fuel for this energy.

Through a series of complex metabolic processes, triglycerides are broken down into two different components — glycerol and fatty acids — which are absorbed into your liver, kidney and muscle. Here, these components are further broken down by chemical processes that ultimately produce energy for your body.

The heat generated through these activities is used to help maintain your body temperature. The waste products that result are water and carbon dioxide. You excrete water primarily in urine and sweat and carbon dioxide in air exhaled from your lungs."

Answer 2

it just dissapears.

Answer 3

usually by dripping out of your ears. sometimes it dissolves into that white film you have on your toungue in the morning.

i would not suggest eating that substance unless you are good friends with an emergency technician.

Answer 4

When your body has a calorie deficit (fewer circulating carbohydrates) it turns to alternative sources of energy for metabolism. First it burns your glycogen stores in your muscles and liver. Next it turns to beta oxidation which is a metabolic process that breaks down stored triglycerides. These are the main components of adipocytes-fat cells. This is how you lose fat.  

Answer 5

the human body burns fat for energy. energy cannot be created nor can it be destroyed.  

Answer 6

sweating, peeing and pooping

Answer 7

by burning more calories than you take in