Water consumption

It's time to change the way we think about water conservation.

Some brands and organisations showed their creativity yet again with campaigns for World Water Day...

A new study links water consumption to obesity, overweight and having a high BMI. Here's what that may mean for weight loss

There are many ways to “go green” these days. From recycling to reusable grocery bags, you can reduce your footprint with ease. Water consumption might not be as intuitive a way to do so. It’s such a critical part of your life that it’s almost second nature to use it. You can retrain yourself to cut back on water usage. It’s good for the environment—and your wallet. Learn How Much You’re Using Start simply. Use a “water calculator” to figure out your water usage in all areas of life. That’s…

Conserving water is something that we all should be doing. We take water and water supply for granted when in all actuality supply is in high demand and of limited resource very little of the earth’s natural water can actually be used for human consumption.

These days, there seems to be a constant discussion around what is the “best” type of water for consumption. You will likely hear alkaline water mentioned a lot as the go-to choice. If you haven't hopped on the alkaline train, you may be wondering why it has so much hype around it. #healthywater #alkalinefood #immunesupport #alkaline #alkalinediet #alkalinerecipes #alkalinebody #mineralwater #alkalinewater #alkalineliving #stayhydrated #bhfyp #naturalminerals #natural #antioxidants #minerals

A new European study has looked at the water consumption of various diets, with consumers and their dietary habits playing an important role. According to the report, a healthy meat-free diet would significantly reduce water consumption, and thus benefit the environment.

Water issue (infographic)