The human body does not use carbohydrates for energy. We do not use
sugar for energy. Or glucose for energy. We get our energy, are powered
by, ATP. Adenosine triphosphate (among some other things that aren't
glucose). Yes, everything must enter glycolysis to produce ATP, but
glucose by itself does not power the body. There's a powerful bond
between phosphates in ATP and it's ready to burst and there's a lot of
energy packed in there. That's my scientific explanation.
If I'm wrong correct me and call me an idiot. I think about 1% of the
population knows about ATP. Just seems like it should be more. It's
annoying.
fashizzle