ADH increases fluid retention when the body sweats and decreases fluid retention when someone has consumed large amounts of water. This is an example of

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ADH (antidiuretic hormone) regulation is an example of negative feedback because it works to maintain homeostasis by increasing fluid retention when the body is dehydrated (e.g., due to sweating) and reducing fluid retention when there is excess water in the body. This feedback mechanism helps to stabilize internal conditions.

ADH Increases Fluid Retention When the Body Sweats and Decreases