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Endocrine Regulation

Meaning

Endocrine Regulation refers to the intricate, integrated network of feedback loops that meticulously control the synthesis, secretion timing, and ultimate action of all hormones throughout the human body. This sophisticated system ensures that vital physiological parameters, such as glucose levels, basal metabolic rate, and reproductive cycling, remain within tight, functional boundaries. Disruptions in this intrinsic control system invariably necessitate clinical attention to restore systemic equilibrium. We view this regulation as the body’s primary, essential internal communication infrastructure.