Organismic self-regulation

Organismic self-regulation refers to the natural process through which living organisms maintain stability and balance within their bodies. It involves monitoring internal conditions—such as temperature, pH, or energy levels—and making necessary adjustments to keep these parameters within optimal ranges. This internal control enables the organism to adapt to changes and sustain health, growth, and functioning. Essentially, it's the body's built-in systems working together to ensure everything remains in harmony without external intervention, promoting overall well-being and resilience.