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Hypohydration is a relative term (compared to euhydration) and is not defined as a certain amount of body water below that considered to be needed for normal physiological functioning.
Internal Environment
Refers to the stable conditions within the body or a biological system that allow for the proper functioning of cells and organs.
Ventromedial Hypothalamus
A region of the brain that is involved in suppressing hunger and regulating feelings of satiety.
Hyperphagia
An abnormally increased appetite for food, sometimes seen in certain mental health disorders or neurological conditions.
Adipsia
A condition characterized by the absence of thirst, often leading to insufficient fluid intake and potential dehydration.
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