How does your body stay balanced inside? Thank homeostasis.
Three things—receptors, an integrating center, and effectors—maintain your body’s balance, without the need for you to think. That’s homeostasis.
Three things—receptors, an integrating center, and effectors—maintain your body’s balance, without the need for you to think. That’s homeostasis.
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