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Hormone Regulation

Meaning

Hormone Regulation refers to the complex physiological processes that control the synthesis, secretion, transport, action, and eventual catabolism and clearance of hormones within the body to maintain endocrine homeostasis. This precise, multi-tiered control ensures that circulating hormone levels are dynamically adjusted in response to internal and external stimuli, supporting essential functions like metabolism, reproduction, and stress adaptation. Effective hormone regulation is a hallmark of a resilient and healthy internal system.