After you have eaten a meal, the glucose level in your blood rises. This stimulates the pancreas to produce insulin, which signals the liver and muscles to store glucose. Which terms describes this control system in your body?
a. positive feedback.
b. negative feedback.
c. thermoregulation.
d. osmoregulation
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