The fat present below the surface of our body acts as a barrier against one of the following:

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loss of heat from the body.. The fat below the surface of the body acts as a barrier against the loss of heat from the body. Fats, composed of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen, they have very high carbon and hydrogen content and very little oxygen. That is why fats are not attracted to water molecules, i.e. they are insoluble in water. Breakdown of fats releases energy.

The fat present below the surface of our body acts as a barrier against one of the following:

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