What is the effect of strenuous exercise on the body?

Answer 1

It doesn't. The goal of homeostasis is to keep your internal body stable. Exercise doesn't affect the stability of your internal body.

wikidude1 > please read the note i attached in discussion about this answer.

EDIT: Exercise causes a wide range of things within the internal environment of the body. Some of these include increased heart rate, blood pressure, etc. Once exercise has ceased, the functions of homeostasis will bring the environment back to optimum stability.

--- sorry but exercise can definitely impact homeostasis in serious ways. Excessive exercise can cause damage to structures like tendons, muscles, joints and ligaments etc... As well as many top athletic women develop a condition called amenorrhoeawhere by menstruation is ceased in order to conserve energy. This condition can later lead onto osteoporosis. - These are all caused by exercise and i would be surprised if you believed these would not disrupt the body's normal homeostasis (regulation of the internal and external environment of the body).

Answer 2

Its spelled Homostasis

the human body maintains homostasis by regulating glucose levels and the nerves regulate breath rate and movement inside

i am a 3rd grader so dont put pressure on me...

Answer 3

muscles bones and connective tissues get damaged. your whole body goes through massive systemic changes as a result of the activity. It's not a question with a quick answer. Your body will usually require a period of time to repair, convert and extract wastes, replace micronutrients and salt balances and replace glucose stores within the liver and muscles. There are alot of positive results as a result of strenuous activity. However you only see these results if you allow the correct repair time. Immediate benefits are endorphins. booh yeah endorphins.

Answer 4

unbalances it