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Bio-Chemical Self-Regulation

Meaning

Bio-Chemical Self-Regulation describes the intrinsic, adaptive capacity of the human organism to maintain internal stability, or homeostasis, through continuous and coordinated adjustments of its core biochemical pathways. This fundamental physiological process encompasses the precise control of circulating hormone levels, blood glucose concentrations, electrolyte balance, and cellular energy production. It is the complex, cybernetic system that ensures optimal functional performance and resilience across various physiological demands.