70% of construction workers are stressed—here’s how to deal with it
A UK study shows that 70% of construction workers are stressed. Mitigate stress with time management techniques and open communication.
A UK study shows that 70% of construction workers are stressed. Mitigate stress with time management techniques and open communication.
Fatigue, bloating, and skin flare-ups may be signs of an unhealthy gut, which plays a role in digestion, immunity, mood, and overall health.
Stretches like cat and cow and spinal rotations can reduce pain, strengthen back muscles, and protect your spine on and off the job site.
Improve your lung health by reducing exposure to harmful dust and chemicals, monitoring air quality on site, and adopting healthier lifestyle habits.
Painters face electrical hazards that can lead to shocks, burns, and deadly injuries. Safety practices and protective equipment keep workers safe.
Blue light from digital devices interrupts your sleep cycle and can lead to lower-quality sleep and poor productivity in the workplace.
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Magnesium lotion can ease muscle pain, speed up recovery, and help you sleep better after a hard day's work.
Bone health supports strength, mobility, and injury prevention, especially in physically demanding industries like construction.
Jaw clenching is caused by stress, teeth misalignment, and medications. Stress-reduction techniques and wearing a mouthguard can prevent it.
Yoga increases strength, flexibility, and reduces pain for construction workers. Try vinyasa, hatha, ashtanga, or yin yoga.
Heart disease is a significant issue in the AEC industry, and the gut and heart connection plays a key role in lower your risk.