Biosciences: Analysis of Homeostatic Feedback System & Regulation

This report provides an overview of the homeostatic feedback system in biosciences, focusing on the human body's ability to maintain a stable internal environment. It explains the role of negative feedback loops in regulating body temperature, detailing how sensors detect temperature changes and activate effectors like sweat glands to restore balance. The report also discusses how the body responds to both high and low temperatures, including mechanisms such as increased blood flow, sweating, shivering, and hormone release. The document references relevant books and journals, offering a comprehensive understanding of homeostatic regulation.