Toxins can disrupt homeostasis by interfering with biochemical pathways and physiological processes. For instance, certain toxins can inhibit enzymes, disrupt cell membranes, or alter neurotransmitter levels, leading to systemic imbalances. Such disruptions can result in acute or chronic health effects, depending on the nature and concentration of the toxin. The body's inability to restore homeostasis can lead to toxicity and disease.
