by McKinley Family Chiropractic
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by McKinley Family Chiropractic
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A Lesson on Compound Interest….
Just like investing your money, it is vital to invest in your health, and just like your money, sometimes you won’t see the advancements until you’re further down the line. There is no better time to start than right now. Making small contributions to your health will begin to pay out big time as long as you stay committed and consistent. Let’s talk about that.
Regarding your health, one day of being healthy doesn’t yield many benefits. Two days of being healthy doesn’t usually lead to benefits either, but a month can change a lot. Let’s use chiropractic as an example. One adjustment sometimes doesn’t even make you feel better; you might be sore or stiff the next day, and the pain won’t go away. The second adjustment can sometimes feel the same way, but try a month of getting adjusted regularly. Following a month of care, a few things happen. First, your pain will most likely be drastically better. Second, you rest and recover better, meaning you enjoy doing the things that may have potentially hurt your back in the first place. Third, if you ever happen to hurt your back again, the chances that you can recover from that faster because you were under chiropractic care already is much higher. Those are three new benefits you get to enjoy just because you put in a month of work at McKinley Family Chiropractic.
Compound interest works all over your health and wellness. Exercise, eating healthy, getting good rest, and doing things you enjoy- when built up over time- can pay huge sums for you in the future; trust us, we have seen it. We preach about it all the time because we want you to enjoy the same benefits of health and wellness that Dr. McKinley does at the soon-to-be age of 50.
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