by McKinley Family Chiropractic
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by McKinley Family Chiropractic
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CEO’s of large corporations make millions of dollars for performing their job. When you take into consideration the responsibility of juggling a lot of tasks, managing thousands of people, making very tough decisions that could make or break their company, and the accountability of being in the top position you can begin to see why they get paid the big bucks.
Now you must be wondering why I am talking about CEO’s of large companies, right? Well, I want you to take a minute to think about your bodies own CEO, the innate intelligence and your nervous system. Think about how important its job is for overall bodily function. It manages thousands of chemical processes in your liver, directs smooth blood flow through miles of arteries and veins, controls your digestive system, and coordinates muscle, ligament and joint movement as you take every single step. All of these are simultaneously going on while processing the risks, opportunities, and benefits available to you in your environment.
There are so many other tasks and responsibilities that are managed by your innate intelligence every second in your life without even thinking about it. It works hard to make sure that you’re working at your optimum level. This CEO never demands a raise. It doesn’t need a 100ft yacht. It doesn’t have a cushy retirement or golden parachute plan. All it asks for is that you help keep it working at its optimum level, free from interference.
The best way to achieve this is getting your nervous system checked by a Chiropractor. So, if you or anyone you know could benefit from chiropractic care, make sure to get your spine checked so your CEO can work hard for your body :)
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