Consider the impact of each substance on cellular respiration.  Each substance has an influence at the cellular level, and has no effect on hunger.  Assume that the substances have no other impact on the cell other than the one described.     1. Substance’s Effect: Impedes the binding of NAD+ to electrons. ​ Facilitator: __________________________________       • Classification: Potentially effective in promoting (circle one):   Weight Loss      Weight Gain     • Explanation for effect: ​ ​

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