More specifically, the paralypinate basically binds onto the fat globules found in the cytoplasm of adipose cells, and they stimulate the remodeling and the restructuring of these fat globules. What that does is it exposes the ester bonds of the triglycerides. And now the hormone sensitive lipases, such as triglyceride lipase, essentially bind onto those exposed ester bonds and begin cleaving breaking hydrolyzing those triglyceride ester bonds. And so, ultimately, we transform the triglycerides into the individual, free floating fatty acids and the glycerol molecules. And once that takes place, these two molecules in their mobilized form, are now released into the bloodstream. Now, once inside the bloodstream, what happens next?