Homeostasis - negative and positive feedback (thermoregulation and lactation)

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"Although the environment around an organism changes, the organism maintains relatively stable internal conditions. This ability to maintain internal stability, called homeostasis.
For example if a person stands in a cold wintery night or hot sub sahran africn weather , the person is able to maintain a normal internal body temperature 36-37C (97-99F) through homeostasis.
The main mechanism to maintain a homestatic environment is through negative feedback. Negative feedback is where the body senses change and activated mechanisms that negate or reverse it."
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[@rigrentals5297]

great example of positive feedback! i will never forget this.

[@luzdake3363]

Fascinating !!!! Very easy to understand ur explanation. Tk u sir

[@MissHollyWood937]

this was very helpful with my studies. thank you for the clear explanation.

[@tinashethwabi4694]

I passed my exam because of this.....thank you so much this is very detailed and absorbable ..God bless you

[@RR1R561]

Very well explained as usual. Thank you

[@dhritidasstudy9337]

This is your first video i watched. Loved the diagramatic representation. Thank you 😊

[@yanaivanova9356]

The best video I have ever watched regarding Positive and Negative feedback . VEEEEERY well explained !

[@HoneyBee1980]

Thank you for posting it helped me understand homeostasis as well as the negative and positive feed back.

[@uzairriyazkhan8913]

well explained and the explanation was absolutely simple ,easy to understand.

[@mosesmuhane]

I had watched 4 videos from different channels but this is the one that put the nell in the coffin, thank you sir 🙏🙏

[@shubhisoni2240]

I found this quite helpful for understanding how does this meachanism works😊

[@liezel3944]

What an amazing example. Thank you

[@hj.siswatisiswati3582]

Thank you so much for your great explanation

[@rubbasbaig182]

Thanks a lot for clearing my concept of lactation

[@Tola27395]

Great video, I really understood what was being said and could use it in my very own example.

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this just answered every question I had! so so helpful

[@normaameeraatiqahbtabdulra3875]

thank you so much ! I understand it a lot

[@babolokitwaimango-patrick9411]

Well articulated! Thank you Sir

[@quendaishalewis63]

Excellent job explaining this subject thank you for sharing

[@muhammadirshad1163]

Outstanding example of positive feedback mechanism tnxx sir

[@nishatfatima2091]

Great , daigramatic explanation 👌

[@abbimatthias3081]

Thank you! Very well explained and detailed.

[@NTM01118]

thank you sir, I understand it much better now.

[@lilynaw3767]

I am so grateful for this educational video and it indeed saves me from the confusion. Actually, negative feedback is a good one though.

[@hibaalzain5319]

This is awesome!! Thank u

[@notion14]

Hello, well explained video thank you .. Can I ask if heat sensitivity is anything to do with the video please. I can't understand why if I eat/drink anything even semi hot or go near heat, I have firstly a pain at the top of my head quickly followed by a increase in heat plus a sudden urge to urinate. This is a pattern which never changes in character. I yawn excessively with spasms at the front part of my throat which rises to my jaw and to my sinus height. The spasm from this are now into my chest muscles. I yawn many times in one go. This scenario tells me I am in for many episodes of heat intolerance. I notice I don't sweat much, just a slight tacky feeling at forehead and back of neck but no where else. I have this all day and night although it builds up more from mid afternoon, worse around 6PM, becoming more frequent mid evening then just goes all through the night, I cannot sleep. I have to stand outside to cool down.. The heat attacks are always accompanied with prickly heat. Through sheer exhaustion I fall asleep early hours but have say 2 heat attacks prior to dropping off then another waking me up and after that I can finally sleep.. I am on Levothyroxine 25mg although my doctor says I have symptoms of hypo and hyperthyroidism. I also am awaiting gall bladder removal and I also have a small hiatus hernia. I have degenerative disc desease. Menopause has been ruled out as I don't sweat much plus the symptoms are present over 24hrs. Heat Intolerance has been mentioned thus far. I am 67yrs old. Please can you help direct me to the correct department as these symptoms seem to lend themselves to a few conditions. Confused.. Thank you for any advice..

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Thanks for the video
Keep making more and more 🙏 from Nepal

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Tnks one of the best VAdeo all over vadeos about homeostasis tnks keep it up

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God bless you!!

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Great thanks for the review

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Excellent work

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Thank you!

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Very well explained...

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Very well explained 👍👍

[@Tutor.Education]

Thanks A lot! It was very helpful

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Your video is very useful. thank you ☺️

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great video, you do an excellent job at describing your videos!! :D

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Thanks that was very helpful 😊

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Thanks 😊 it helped a lot ☺️

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This was so helpful

[@MssMystery]

Great video, however the skin does not contain blood vessels 2'23

[@hecherateabagonje1672]

This is amazing explanation about homeostasis. thank you.

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You right😊

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Awesome 🤩 easy explanation ❤️❤️

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Best animated video

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Good explanation

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Nice one man.

[@TheHealthMatters]

very helpful thanks!

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Good presentation

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Thank you

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He deserves to help a billion students around the world 🌎 guys

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Man you are awesome.. 👌👌😍

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Sir did all the topics are covered in the physiology playlist

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Great sir ❤️❤️

[@queenofbudgies8334]

This video made me realise I am a complete visual learner, I learnt more in this video than reading gthe Homeostasis chapter lol thanksss!

[@itjs6969]

Love from India sir...🙏🙏🙏💚💚💚✊️

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Thank you alot but can you make a link for this paper you drawn to download it its very useful

[@alimamstudying9462]

Thank u

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Better than a textbook chapter

[@emanalashmony3347]

Good video 💖

[@sweetsue4204]

This was fascinating and immensely, but you failed to mention the driving force of all that feedback. Endocannabinoids signal both negative and positive feedback. It’s the Endocannabinoid system that maintains homeostasis. I’d like to see your take on the ECS.

[@bahastahmad3611]

Best describing of homeostasis ❤

[@fatinahkyowayenda1628]

And what of muscular system am requesting to have a view on it

[@berylgracebelgica2266]

What would happen if a negative feedback mechanism did not return the value
of some parameter such as blood pressure to its normal range?

[@angelinam533]

Then it would not be negative feedback. It would then be positive

[@aljane4448]

yes

[@estherakinmosin2215]

Thank you very much for this helpful video, you said positive feedback amplify and negative feedback what??

[@AnimeDaisuki783]

negate or reduces

[@anshrajsharmarollno3892]

Great,

[@color.dots.of.life.]

❤️

[@shutupidiot18yearsago54]

👑🔥

[@u_o2127]

i dont get how the blood loses heat when it flows near the surface of the skin

[@rekhakrramesh1207]

It loses heat by conduction convection and radiation

[@topqualityfoodandvlogs7954]

Goood

[@NewWorldDAO]

what animation software do you use for you video?

[@yogayantra]

Armando, I did not hear the name of the founder of the word "homeostasis". Can you please write it? thanks a lot

[@yeminavalverde1252]

Walter Cannon

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@@yeminavalverde1252 thank you!

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From Pakistan ❤

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Thank you with this I can do exploits 🌝🌝

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😍

[@johntibaldi9496]

That made me think... Are there downsides to not having your baby suck your nipples, but using a machine to extract milk, from a maternal-bonding-via-oxytocin’s point of view?

[@gauravchoudhary7207]

You just left the use of thyroxine hormone for heating the body

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*_H E H E_*

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4:50

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Main course beef fidh chicken pork
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family menu

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Thank you !

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Thank you!