What the body cannot store, it must metabolize, either using it for energy or converting it to a storable form. Alcohol, for example, cannot be stored. Such nutrients are called '_____.'

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1. What the body cannot store, it must metabolize, either using it for energy or converting it to a storable form. Alcohol, for example, cannot be stored. Such nutrients are called '_____.'