physiological regulation

Physiological regulation refers to the processes by which the body maintains stable internal conditions despite external changes. This includes balancing factors like temperature, blood pressure, and pH levels. Through feedback mechanisms, such as hormones and neural signals, the body can respond to variations. For example, when you exercise, your body regulates temperature by sweating and increases heart rate to supply more oxygen. Overall, physiological regulation ensures that our bodies function optimally to survive and adapt in various environments.