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English: The diagram demonstrates positive feedback, using the example of blood clotting in the body. The damaged blood vessel wall releases chemicals that initiate the formation of a blood clot. Every time the blood clot builds up more, more chemicals are released that speed up the process. The process gets faster and faster until the blood vessel wall is completely healed and the positive feedback loop has ended. The graph represents the number of platelets aiding in the formation of the blood clot. The exponential form of the graph represents the positive feedback mechanism.
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