The muscular system maintains homeostasis by a number of different ways. An easy example to explain homeostasis of the skeletal muscle is when you are cold, you start to shiver. Your muscles generate heat. Because the muscles generate heat, this ceases the shivering when they provide heat. This is homeostasis in the skeletal muscles. Your body must maintain the average temperature (37°) and when your body shivers it is because your body has dropped below that temperature. For your body to get back up to that temperature it uses homeostasis of the skeletal muscles by generating heat to warm you up. Essentially, if our body could not do this, we would freeze to death. The opposite of this is when your body has too much heat, you begin to sweat,
