Part Three: Metabolism: Your cells are going to USE the food they've been provided! Describe the basic process of cellular respiration here. Assume you have enough oxygen available (courtesy of your respiratory system). ALSO: This is the Absorptive State - what HORMONES are involved in getting your food INTO your cells?

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