Experimental physiology

Experimental physiology is the branch of science that studies how living organisms function through controlled experiments. Researchers examine processes like breathing, digestion, and muscle movement by manipulating factors such as temperature or diet and observing the effects. This discipline helps us understand how the body responds to various conditions and can lead to advancements in medicine, health, and fitness. By analyzing these responses, scientists gain insights into how to treat diseases, improve physical performance, and enhance overall well-being.