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Which is NOT true about homeostasis?
A. It can be regulated with negative feedback loops.
B. It is the tendency of an organism to hold its internal environment within normal limits.
C. It can be regulated with positive feedback loops.
D. It is only about influencing the external factors around an organism.

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