Why are we unable to make glycerides larger than triglycerides? Where do we store the excess energy on the triglyceride?
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When they are metabolized in the human body, triglycerides are a form of fat that plays a major role as an energy source. They are very energy-rich, providing twice the energy of either carbohydrates or proteins and can be used to provide the body with energy as well.
Triglycerides are constantly in circulation as a natural part of the vascular system, ready to be metabolized to provide a source of energy. When present in abundance, triglycerides can be accumulated in fatty deposits, which if prolonged over time, can contribute to obesity and associated health conditions.
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