A Scripps Health answered. An interventional cardiologist has additional specialized training to perform catheterization and other minimally invasive procedures. These approaches can clear blocked arteries, correct congenital heart abnormalities and repair heart valves. Scripps Health answered. An interventional cardiologist has additional specialized training to perform catheterization and other minimally invasive procedures. These approaches can clear blocked arteries, correct congenital heart abnormalities and repair heart valves.
Fatty acids are acids produced when fats are broken down. They are considered âgood fats.â These acids are not highly soluble in water, and they can be used for energy by most types of cells. They may be monounsaturated, polyunsaturated, or saturated. They are organic, or in other words, they contain both carbon and hydrogen molecules.
Fatty acids are stored in adipose cells in the form of triglycerides. Fatty acids are also often found in your bloodstream as well, either as free fatty acids or cholesterol. Fats contain more than twice the amount of energy of glucose, but take a little more processing to get to and require oxygen to get there, while glucose can create energy without oxygen.