Beating burnout: How to protect your mental health and well-being in high-stress construction jobs
Burnout can take a mental and physical toll on your health. Strategies like time management and self-care can prevent it.
Burnout can take a mental and physical toll on your health. Strategies like time management and self-care can prevent it.
Construction workers with sleep apnea face nearly double the accident risk due to fatigue, a hidden threat to job safety and productivity.
Learn the science behind breathwork and how it can reduce stress, boost energy, improve focus, and enhance immunity.
Essential electrolytes without sugar? LMNT delivers hydration and performance support for physically demanding construction jobs and everyday life.
Our seven-day meal plan includes main dishes like air-fried turkey meatballs and zoodles, and nutrient-dense breakfast and snack ideas, too.
Discover sheet-pan recipes like honey garlic chicken or shrimp and broccoli stirfry that save you time and money, and keep your meals fresh and nutritious.
Diabetes rates among the AEC community are high. Type 1 diabetes requires insulin shots, but type 2 can be managed through lifestyle changes like exercise.
Indulge in high-protein chocolate desserts this Valentine’s Day with truffles, brownies, and cheesecake—sweet treats that satisfy cravings and fuel your day!
Making DIY cleaning products like laundry detergent and tub scrub is simple and can help you reduce your toxic load at home.
High-protein breakfasts provide energy and stabilize blood sugar. Try the chorizo burrito, pumpkin protein pancakes, or sweet potato hash.
Stimulating your vagus nerve can improve symptoms of depression, PTSD, and anxiety. Try deep breathing and cold exposure to get started.
Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese medicine technique using needles to stimulate points to reduce energy blockages and restore balance.
