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Adjustments and adaptations to changes. The ability to maintain constant function.
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the natural ability of the body to maintain health and internal balance.
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A Greek word used in biology to describe the balancing act required to keep a complicated system functioning. For the immune system, homeostasis refers to maintaining the balance of different cell types (naive, memory, B-cells, CD4 T-cells, CD8 T-cells) required for healthy immune function.
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Homeostasis is the ability of a system to maintain internal equilibrium.
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or health; defined as an optimal balance of mental and physical well being. When the body loses its normal homeostasis, adverse symptoms appear. Symptoms are not the cause of health problems, but rather an expression of the body's efforts to defend its weakest areas and bring the body back into balance.
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