Getting energy from food: cellular respiration

Digested food is broken apart at the molecular level, and its pieces are rearranged into new molecules: some become the building blocks your body's cells use to grow and repair, while breaking others down further releases stored energy your body can use right away, a process called cellular respiration.

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