Health, 25.09.2019 08:30 srickie85

During which stage of sleep does body temperature begin to fall?
a. stage 2 sleep
b. stage 3 sleep
c. stage 4 sleep
d. rem sleep

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In stage two our body temperature begins dropping and heart rate starts slowing down.The website below should help you with any additional information about the stages of sleep. Hope this helps :)
http://psychcentral.com/lib/stages-of-sleep/

Answer from: 4Myboyz1234

a. stage 2 sleep.

Explanation:

Most people don't no that sleep has specific stages, which are:

Stage 1: This is the lightest stage when you can wake up easily. During this stage is present slow eyes movements, muscles start to relax and brain waves start to slow. Due to the light stage of the sleep, people often experience falling sensations.Stage 2: During this stage we don't wake up easily and eyes movement stop, the body temperature begins to fall and heartbeats begins to slow.Stage 3: This stage is characterized for the delta waves emitted by the brain, which are slow brain waves. During this stage can be present sleepwalking, sleep-talking or somniloquy.Stage 4 (REM sleep): This is the dreaming stage, when is present rapid eyes movements. Also, brainwaves are more active than other stages, awakenings can happen easily and give a sense of felling groggy.

Answer from: Quest

since you have not provided the options here i am going to give you general overview about hormone.hormone are actually the part of endocrine system in our body and produced by the endocrine glands. the hormones act like a chemical messenger within human body. once produce by the glands they travel through the blood stream and reach at specific or target tissue and organs which result in control of our body function. the hormones are specific in their work and work on only the targeted tissue or organ . with the of hormone endocrine system regulate the heart rate , metabolism, our mood and growth as well as the development and even the sleeping cycle etc. they actually are the messenger for body cell and organs .

Answer from: Quest

Eating right and exercising daily