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If physiological responses are constantly adjusting, is the body ever in equilibrium (in balance)? Why or why not?

If physiological responses are constantly adjusting, is the body ever in equilibrium (in balance)? Why or why not?
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If physiological responses are constantly adjusting, is the body ever in

equilibrium (in balance)? Why or why not?

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Homeostasis—the monitoring and adjusting that goes on in the human body

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