Tip 3: Innate Intelligence Communicates
Across the Nervous System
TIP#3
Let’s dive straight into Tip Number Three.
I have a couple of questions for you to think about:
- How does our brain know when to stop growing our fingers? Do our fingers just keep growing until they become extra large?
- How does the brain know when to stop growing our tongue so that it doesn’t hang out of our mouth but instead fits perfectly inside, allowing it to function as a fine motor tool for talking and communicating clearly?
- And what about our eyeballs? How does our brain know when to stop growing them so they don’t pop out of our head?
The answer lies in our innate intelligence, which communicates throughout our body via the nervous system. This innate intelligence is what manages and controls our body, including our spine and nervous system. It ensures that every part of our body functions precisely as it should.
This innate intelligence is also incredibly clever when it comes to managing stress. It helps us deal with the challenges of daily life and enables us to continue functioning, even in stressful situations.
To stay healthy, we need to recognize how this innate intelligence controls our body during stressful moments and understand how our spine, body, and nervous system adapt after experiencing stress.
That wraps up Tip Number Three. Next time, we’ll move on to Tip Number Four, where we’ll discuss what protects this vital organ—our brain—and our nervous system. I look forward to seeing you there!
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