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The nervous system, in conjunction with the endocrine system, coordinates the functions of the body in order to maintain homeostasis during rest and exercise. The nervous and endocrine systems also collaborate to initiate and control movement, as well as all of the physiological processes that movement entails. These two systems aid in the regulation of the electrical and chemical processes that transmit information throughout and between the brain and body. Metabolism, reproduction, emotion, and homeostasis are examples of these functions.

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The endocrine system is important because along with the nervous system, the endocrine system coordinates the body's functions to maintain homeostasis during rest and exercise. The nervous and endocrine systems also work together to initiate and control movement, and all the physiological processes movement involves. Without it we would not function as we are now.

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The endocrine and neurological systems help in our response to stimuli. The endocrine system produces hormones that help in the regulation of body processes such as development, growth, metabolism, etc. The nervous system helps communication between body parts. It controls both voluntary and involuntary actions. It also reacts to changes both within and outside the body.

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The endocrine system controls growth and development during childhood, regulation of bodily functions in adulthood, and the reproductive process. The endocrine system is important for the control and regulation of all the major functions and processes of the body: Energy control. The nervous system helps all the parts of the body to communicate with each other and it also reacts to changes both outside and inside the body.

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Systems such as the endocrine system and nervous system are important as they have their own roles to play in our body. The endocrine system regulates all biological processes in the body such as our growth and development, metabolism, and the growth and function of the reproduction system. As for our nervous system, it is the body’s communication center. It uses electrical and chemical means to transmit and receive messages. Both systems are indeed important as they execute coordination within the body.

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The endocrine system is important because it helps control mood, growth development and reproduction.  It regulates all the biological processes in the body.  The nervous system is important because it helps all parts of the body to communicate with each other.  It regulates all the activities that are under conscious control or involuntary.  Both of these systems employ chemicals to transmit messages and respond to stimulus received by the body.

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The endocrine system and nervous system help us to respond to stimuli that we otherwise would not be able to react to.
The nervous system analyzes our surroundings using touch smell sight and sometimes taste and react accordingly.
The endocrine system uses hormone to communicate with our organs and to regulate processes such as digestion, respiration, sleep etc.

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 Althea Joy Ludovice                                                                                                        Both the endocrine and nervous systems are important to humans because they help regulate the electrical and chemical processes that relay information throughout and between the brain and body. These systems are the ones that send signals or messages to our bodies in order for them to respond to various situations. They also regulate other body systems and processes, such as digestion, breathing, and sexual development in the nervous system, and brain and nervous system development, growth, and metabolism in the endocrine system. 

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 Althea Joy Ludovice                                                                                                        Both the endocrine and nervous systems are important to humans because they help regulate the electrical and chemical processes that relay information throughout and between the brain and body. These systems are the ones that send signals or messages to our bodies in order for them to respond to various situations. They also regulate other body systems and processes, such as digestion, breathing, and sexual development in the nervous system, and brain and nervous system development, growth, and metabolism in the endocrine system. 

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The main importance of endocrine and nervous systems is for communication. The nervous and endocrine systems in the human body are two types of communication systems that integrate, coordinate, and respond to sensory information received by the body from its surroundings. Chemical communication is used to send messages from one cell to another in both the nervous and endocrine systems.

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In 3-5 sentences, explain briefly the importance of the endocrine and nervous systems in the human body. 

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In 3-5 sentences, explain briefly the importance of the endocrine and nervous systems in the human body. 

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The endocrine and nervous system play a vita role in maintaining the human body's homeostasis, and in activities such as rest and exercise. These two systems also work together so that our body could move voluntarily and involuntarily. The endocrine and nervous system work together to influence human behaviors such as metabolism, growth and development, and also how we react to certain situations, such as when we are in danger or in pain.

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The endocrine and nervous system It is what keeps us from harm from the environment and the things around us. Both systems can detect what is happening and send it to our brain and gives immediate response and feedback. Those feedback and response also are the reasons our body reacts when something happens to it.  - Dorol

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The endocrine and nervous system It is what keeps us from harm from the environment and the things around us. Both systems can detect what is happening and send it to our brain and gives immediate response and feedback. Those feedback and response also are the reasons our body reacts when something happens to it.  - Dorol

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The endocrine system is important because it regulates and controls all of the body's primary activities and processes. The nervous system is important because it allows all of the body's parts to communicate with one another.  Both the endocrine and nervous system work together to help regulate the electrical and chemical processes that relay information throughout and between the brain and body.
- Marella Viola