According to the flagship study released on the subject by the International Labour Organization (ILO) in 2005, our nutrition habits have a direct impact on our productivity. In fact, the World Health Organization says that adequate nourishment can raise national productivity levels by 20 percent! This begs the questions: What foods are brain foods and drain foods? And how can employees be encouraged to pursue a healthy diet?
Taking care of us means taking care of our minds and our bodies. I often talk about the value of eating a really good lunch, and balking at the pizza / fast food option. It makes a tremendous difference in how I perform. When I eat junk, I can count how many times I yawn in an afternoon in relationship to how many crappy carbs and sugar I ingested. Thanks for this! I’m sharing with our FB fans at http://www.facebook.com/J.Patrick.Associates & on Twitter @jpatrickjobs
[...] can have some delicious dark chocolate and salmon (in moderation of course). I love the infographic here by MindFlash.com. It illustrates how eating healthy really pays off. I think all organizations [...]
[...] this great infographic from Mindflash to [...]
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[...] “Adequate nutrition can raise your productivity levels by 20 percent on average.” -WHO [...]
[...] Every seven years, the body will change completely. This means that each and every one of your cells will have been renewed and exchanged for another one that your body has produced. I am always amazed by this. Science suggests that this gives us a unique chance to change and erase any mistakes we’ve made in the past. How? Through a focus on the food we eat. Fortunately we don’t have to wait seven years. Day-to-day changes in our diet can have a massive impact on our productivity. Something like this: “Adequate nutrition can raise your productivity levels by 20 percent on average.” -WHO [...]
[...] on Mindflash they have a fascinating article about how food can make you more productive and raise your morale. [...]
[...] Every seven years, the body will change completely. This means that each and every one of your cells will have been renewed and exchanged for another one that your body has produced. I am always amazed by this. Science suggests that this gives us a unique chance to change and erase any mistakes we’ve made in the past. How? Through a focus on the food we eat. Fortunately we don’t have to wait seven years. Day-to-day changes in our diet can have a massive impact on our productivity. Something like this: “Adequate nutrition can raise your productivity levels by 20 per cent on average.” — WHO [...]
[...] “Adequate nutrition can raise your productivity levels by 20 percent on average.” -WHO [...]
[...] the infographic [...]
[...] Fortunately we don’t have to wait 7 years. Day to day changes to our diet can have a massive impact on our productivity. Something like this: “Adequate nutrition can raise your productivity levels by 20 percent on average.” ~ WHO [...]
[...] To learn more about these foods and how they affect you, check out the infographic. [...]
[...] “Adequate nutrition can raise your productivity levels by 20 percent on average.” ~ WHO [...]
[...] “Adequate nutrition can raise your productivity levels by 20 percent on average.” -WHO [...]
[...] are what you eat. According to this info graphic by Mind Flash. I do agree that healthy eating = a healthy [...]
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[...] I shouldn’t be though, because their is a variety of research (including a study from the World Health Organization) that shows how our morning meals can impact the rest of our [...]
[...] I shouldn’t be though, because their is a variety of research (including a study from the World Health Organization) that shows how our morning meals can impact the rest of our [...]
[...] I shouldn’t be though, because their is a variety of research (including a study from the World Health Organization) that shows how our morning meals can impact the rest of our [...]
[...] I shouldn’t be though, because their is a variety of research (including a study from the World Health Organization) that shows how our morning meals can impact the rest of our [...]
[...] I shouldn’t be though, because their is a variety of research (including a study from the World Health Organization) that shows how our morning meals can impact the rest of our [...]
[...] I shouldn’t be though, because their is a variety of research (including a study from the World Health Organization) that shows how our morning meals can impact the rest of our [...]
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