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In this section you will find a range of practical information related to our solutions. In the articles, we share our experience, discuss implementation steps and highlight good practices. It is a reliable source of information and advice on the provision of drinking water in public spaces, the legal regulations in this area, the benefits of installing drinking water dispensers and the technological aspects in this field.
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Why drink water? Consequences of dehydration in adults, seniors and children
Although we all know that water is the basis of life, surprisingly many people still do not drink enough of it. Dehydration can have serious health consequences - both short-term and long-term. It is worth looking at how a lack of adequate hydration affects different age groups and people in different professions.
Adults - loss of concentration and reduced productivity
In adults, dehydration often manifests itself as fatigue, headaches, impaired concentration or irritability. This is especially true in office work, where focus and mental agility are crucial. For those who work physically, such as on construction sites or in warehouses, water deficiency can lead to decreased strength, dizziness and even fainting. Drinking water regularly prevents these symptoms and has a positive effect on overall wellbeing and efficiency.
Seniors - greater risk of health complications
Older people are particularly vulnerable to dehydration - they often feel less thirsty and their bodies are less able to regulate water and electrolyte balance. The consequences of water deficiency can be more serious for them: from balance disorders and falls to blood pressure problems and hospitalisation. For seniors, drinking enough water should be a regular part of their daily routine.
Children - hyperactivity and learning problems
A child's body is particularly sensitive to lack of water. Even slight dehydration can lead to concentration difficulties, hyperactivity or weakened immunity. Children often forget to drink water during the day - especially when playing or studying. It is therefore important that they have easy access to fresh drinking water both at home and at school.
Type of work and water demand
Not every job has the same fluid requirements. People doing intensive physical work, in high temperatures or under stress (e.g. lifeguards, cooks, teachers) should pay particular attention to drinking water regularly. Office workers too, despite their apparent convenience, can easily neglect hydration, especially if access to water is not easy.
Water for all - the importance of publicly accessible dispensers and sources
Fortunately, public water dispensers and drinking water dispensers are increasingly appearing in public spaces. Installed in offices, clinics, offices, schools or parks, they help everyone - regardless of age or place of work - to ensure adequate hydration throughout the day. It's a simple solution that really improves quality of life and promotes social health.
Whether we are children, adults or seniors - water is an indispensable part of a healthy lifestyle. It's worth remembering not only to hydrate regularly, but also to use publicly available water sources wherever they are available. Because health starts with small, everyday choices - such as reaching for a glass of water.
