Negative Feedback Loop
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A negative feedback loop reverses the direction of a stimulus, pushing a rising level down or a falling level up, and dominates homeostatic correction.
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Rising blood glucose triggers insulin release, which lowers glucose back toward its set point.
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"Negative" names the loop's corrective direction, not a bad outcome — a loop raising a too-low level is negative feedback too.