Fysiologiesäännöksellisillä

Fysiologiesäännöksellisillä is a Finnish term that translates to "physiologically regulated" or "regulated by physiology." It refers to processes or phenomena that are controlled and maintained by the body's internal biological mechanisms. This concept is fundamental in understanding how living organisms function and adapt to their environment.

Physiological regulation involves a complex interplay of organs, tissues, and cells working together to maintain homeostasis, the stable internal conditions necessary for survival. Examples include the regulation of body temperature, blood glucose levels, blood pressure, and fluid balance. These processes are often achieved through feedback loops, where deviations from a set point trigger responses to bring the system back into balance. Hormones, the nervous system, and chemical signals all play crucial roles in mediating these regulatory mechanisms.

When something is described as fysiologiesäännöksellisillä, it implies that its state or behavior is not random but is actively managed by the organism's inherent biological systems. This contrasts with external factors or voluntary actions. Understanding these physiological regulations is essential in fields such as medicine, biology, and sports science, as disruptions to these systems can lead to disease or impaired function. The term emphasizes the self-regulating nature of biological organisms.