Water coolers mean increased productivity at work? How can drinking water improve the productivity of people at work? Surely that statement must be a load of nonsense, I hear you all say, but it is not nonsense, it is a scientific, medical fact.
The human body may need food for energy, but it needs water for that too and for much more besides. The body is approximately 70% water, and it is vital that you maintain that balance for your own good health because less water means dehydration, and dehydration means health problems.
A lack of water in the body will lead to dehydration which can cause dry mouth, thirst headaches, cognitive problems, fatigue, overheating, kidney problems, skin problems, and much more. Severe dehydration can even lead to coma and eventual death, and chronic dehydration has been linked to stroke, cancer, and many more serious illnesses.
Studies have found that companies that provide their staff with easy access to water via a water cooler have far higher productivity levels. The human brain is around 85% water, and keeping this level is critical to reasoning ability, mathematical acuity, good short term memory and much more.
Far from staff slacking and hanging around the water cooler wasting time, companies have found that investing in water coolers at the office has proven to be a great move because being able to get up from their desks and grab an ice-cold drink of water whenever they needed one refreshes them, keeps them alert, and has actually vastly improved overall productivity and decreased the number of sick-days taken.
Being able to drink water from a the water cooler throughout the day makes for increased brain activity levels, better cognitive skills, better energy levels, improved overall awareness and visual perception, and enables them to function optimally for far longer periods at a time.
Contact Living-Water for a free drinking water needs assessment and help with ascertaining which water cooler would be the perfect choice for your particular situation and budget.
