Friday Science: Fat

A little biochemistry with the help of Wikipedia's public domain images.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• fat
• burning
• digestion
• metabolism
• catabolism
• triglyceride
• organic
• chemistry
• oxygen
• carbon
• hydrogen
• joe
• felice

[2oo81996]

Well then i could say ur ass with my ass in reality we're all in rotation of the starpotisphere witch makes us gain hight in years.

[JoeFelice]

@2oo81996 Thanks for watching a bunch of my videos! I'm glad I held your attention :)

[rtcosmonaut]

"Disappears into fat air" makes a little more sense than, "Disappears into thin air."

[JoeFelice]

Ahhaha! Love it.

[DjMedeK8]

This totally proves my weight gain/loss theory. I can't lose weight cause all these skinny bastards are breathing there fat out and I'm breathing it in! Crap!

[Neji1718]

I'm glad i subscribed to this guy

[billslusser]

that's a crime of some kind. if it's not it should be. it really really should be. think about it. manipulating a society transparently and confusing everybody w/the media and rules to bring them down the primate evolutionary tree and move yourself up. think about it for a second. if that's not a crime it should be. it totally should be a crime.

[SkyKidTommy]

the h2o looks fat

[Waendchen]

are all your videos like this?

[drummingdude2007]

hahaha joe you're so deep ;)

[jessicathejaywolf]

lol this was pretty epic

[Twizzler2301]

I should be running. I'm so afraid this baby is gonna put 10 or 15 extra pounds on my already plentiful ass that I've been eating oatmeal and drinking milk like you wouldn't believe. I hate oatmeal, but I hate running even more.

[mkrulic517439]

running is destructive. the amount of energy you spend is dependent on distance traveled, not how fast you got there.

think of fitness in five parts; nutrition, strength, intensity, endurance and flexibility. approach in this manner

[smittyfromthecity]

He's not saying running alone will cure your weight problem, he's merely explaining the chemical process of respiration. This video does not make any claim regarding the psychologcial component of exercise and apetite. Joe's video is right.