What is Homeostasis?

To ensure proper functioning of our body, the environment within us must follow certain conditions within the acquired limit. Thus, there is a process called negative feedback control which consist of effectors and receptors which carries a reaction so that the balance is maintained. This is called as the physiological homeostasis, which can also be called as the physical equilibrium.

For instance, in a person when the blood glucose levels fall and thus to complete the ATP requirement, glucose is required, which is detected by the receptor present in the body and the liberation of hormones, will start the feedback mechanism. The hormones will reach the destiny and carry the allotted task. Thus, the right response in this scenario is glucose production in the blood.