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Why are most of the functions of the body regulated by negative, rather than by positive feedback mechanisms?
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Why are most of the functions of the body regulated by negative, rather than by positive feedback

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Negative feedback mechanisms actually control a process; it can turn it off, whereas positive feedback accelerates the process, allowing the cell no control over it.

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could u elaborate a bit more?
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