Reaction rates higher or lower than required by the body lead to disease states. How does the body regulate its metabolic needs?
A)Reaction rates are regulated to match the body's needs at a particular moment.
B)Product is produced faster than substrate.
C)Reactants and products are at equilibrium.
D)The control center maintains a constant temperature so reaction rates remain the same.
E)Reactions move in the forward direction to produce product.

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The body regulates metabolic needs by adjusting reaction rates to match its current requirements, ensuring homeostasis and preventing disease states.

Reaction Rates Higher or Lower Than Required by the Body