Dehydration risks may increase when we have the common cold or respiratory tract infections (RTIs) because we are less likely to consume water. However, a
Australia has a ‘suck it up tough guy’ culture that is more prevalent in blue collar industries, often leading to men not taking appropriate care
Heat stress negatively impacts not only the overall productivity of workers in a workplace. It also brings a range of medical conditions that are caused
Dehydration is the most common risk associated with gastroenteritis (gastro), a digestive illness causing diarrhoea and vomiting which results in the loss of fluids. When
We spend around five years of our life suffering from the common cold which is a significant drain on workplace productivity, negatively impacting absenteeism and
It’s common knowledge that eating a high-fat, high-sugar diet that is heavy on processed foods and low on nutrients is unhealthy. But do you know
Energy drinks are being banned from some construction sites due to rising health concerns around their super-caffeinated content, lack of nutritional value and detrimental health
Consuming enough fluids each day is critical for the body’s physical and mental performance; however the amount of water one should drink varies significantly between
Food plays a vital role in maintaining hydration by replenishing lost sodium, electrolytes and amino acids while eating also encourages fluid consumption by triggering thirst.
The abundance of sugar found in soft drinks, energy drinks and many sports drinks is a serious cause for concern, contributing to Australia’s obesity problem
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