1. TG-triglycerides convert through lipase to monocrystalline glycerides, which also convert through lipase into long-chain fatty acids.
2. Bile salts (in the gut), cholesterol and phospholipids form a "toxin" that binds with fatty acids and MG. The fatty acids and MG through their association with the taxi become removable and absorb in the small intestine.
3 - in the intestinal and intra-cell and within the network Holioli specifically reconstituted fatty fat, MG and cholesterol to form minutes Kylos CM without the need for the liver and without going to where these minutes go to the capillaries and to the chest canal.
2. Bile salts (in the gut), cholesterol and phospholipids form a "toxin" that binds with fatty acids and MG. The fatty acids and MG through their association with the taxi become removable and absorb in the small intestine.
3 - in the intestinal and intra-cell and within the network Holioli specifically reconstituted fatty fat, MG and cholesterol to form minutes Kylos CM without the need for the liver and without going to where these minutes go to the capillaries and to the chest canal.
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