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What Lifestyle Choices Have the Biggest Effects on Dehydration?

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Hydration is about more than drinking fluids. Individual differences in lifestyle can increase or decrease the likelihood of dehydration. If you want to promote lifestyle changes that will help your workers get the most out of their hydration, consider educating them on the effects of diet and alcohol consumption.

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Heat Stress Solutions

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Understanding how worker performance and efficiency is affected by environmental conditions is critical to reducing dehydration-related illnesses and accidents.

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Dizziness, Disorientation, Loss of Consciousness — The Dangers of On-the-Job Dehydration

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Everyone knows staying hydrated is important. But not everyone really understands what's in store for them if they let dehydration take over.

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Electrolytes: What They Are and Why They Matter for On-the-Job Hydration

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We've all heard nutritionists, coaches and athletes spread the word that electrolytes are important when working out and replenishing fluids. But they don't always take the time to go over exactly what they are and why they're important.

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VIDEO: Cold Stress

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One of the most commonly overlooked safety measures is cold stress and dehydration. Learn about cold-related illnesses and how to prevent them.

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Hydration in the Workplace Is Not Just a Summer Issue

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In the dog days of summer, we get frequent reminders to hydrate often, but what about winter? The air we breathe in colder weather is drier, so our lungs have to work overtime to add humidity and warm it up. And the more the body works, the more hydration it needs.

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