Adaptogens are used in herbal medicine for the purported stabilization of physiological processes and promotion of homeostasis.
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Homeostasis
//ˌhɒmɪə(ʊ)ˈsteɪsɪs//
Synonyms for "homeostasis" (30 found)
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41 translations across 33 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- تَجَانُس noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Armenian
1 entries- հոմեոստազ noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Belarusian
1 entries- гамеаста́з noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Bulgarian
2 entries- хомеоста́за noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
- хомеоста́зис noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Catalan
1 entries- homeòstasi noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 恆定性 /恒定性 noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
- 恆定狀態 /恒定状态 noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
- 穩態 /稳态 noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
- 體內平衡 /体内平衡 noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Czech
1 entries- homeostáza noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Danish
1 entries- homøostase noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Dutch
1 entries- homeostase noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Finnish
1 entries- homeostaasi noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
French
1 entries- homéostasie noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Georgian
1 entries- ჰომეოსტაზი noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
German
2 entries- Homöostase noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
- Selbstregulation noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Hungarian
1 entries- homeosztázis noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Icelandic
1 entries- samvægi noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Indonesian
1 entries- homeostasis noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Irish
2 entries- aonstádas noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
- hoiméastáis noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Italian
1 entries- omeostasi noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Japanese
2 entries- ホメオスタシス noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
- 恒常性 noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Kazakh
1 entries- гомеостаз noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Korean
1 entries- 항상성 noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Northern Kurdish
1 entries- hevsengiya navekî noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Persian
1 entries- همایستایی noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Polish
1 entries- homeostaza noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Portuguese
1 entries- homeostase noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Russian
1 entries- гомеоста́з noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Serbo-Croatian
1 entries- homeostaza noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Slovak
1 entries- homeostáza noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Slovene
1 entries- homeostaza noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Spanish
1 entries- homeostasis noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Swedish
1 entries- homeostas noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Ukrainian
1 entries- гомеоста́з noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Vietnamese
2 entries- cân bằng nội môi noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
- hằng tính nội môi noun (ability to stabilize internal environment)
Sample sentences
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His most important work concentrated on the complexities of chemical neurotransmission (for which Otto Loewi received a Nobel Prize in 1936) and on “homeostasis” (a term coined by Cannon in 1926), the maintenance of steady states in the body and the physiological processes through which they are regulated.
Source: wiktionary
When homeostasis is disrupted by an external stressor - such as injury, lack of nutrients, or invasion by parasites or other organisms - illness may occur.
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