Description

In this course, you will be familiar with the basics of human energy. According to Einstein's matter and energy law, if the matter is the source of energy or if the energy is the source of matter, knowing a few of the necessary issues will reveal many biological and physical aspects of energy and human energy. With these lessons, you will explore the chemical, physical and anatomical sources of energy and the factors to which they are connected.

Necessary prerequisite for the continuation of life • Visible mechanical work and body heat occurs as a combination. • 60-70% of the total energy of the human body muscle activity and used for cellular reactions • Energy from the total amount of work measured, or estimated from the calculated amount of work can be found. Energy –Energy(E) Energy • Energy can occur in various forms; – Chemical - Electricity – Electromagnetic – Heat – Mechanical - Nuclear • According to the laws of thermodynamics, all energy forms can be interchanged. Potential energy Kinetic energy • Potential energy, the structure of energy or energy associated with position. • Kinetic energy is in motion. is energy. • Potential energy to kinetic energy can be measured when converted. potential energy to kinetic energy turns into..... • All potential energies in width eventually to kinetic or heat energy they transform. • In living organisms, this energy new shape later used stored in the structure of compounds.

Energy sources

• Carbohydrates

• Oils

• Proteins

Energy Stores (Intracellular)

• ATP

• CP

• Triglyceride (fat)

• Glycogen (carbohydrate)

• Amino acids (protein)

Coming through circulation;

• Glucose and amino acids

– (from liver)

• Free fatty acids

– (from liver and adipose tissue)