HOW TO SAVE MONEY ON AIR CONDITIONING WHILE IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY AND COMFORT AHHHH! (NOT a YELL!)

Does AC make you feel a good shock for 15 minutes and then freeze you to death? Even if you are frozen for the afterlife in aluminum foil, this seems a woe, and we lived in the tropics for millions of years before the invention of fire obviously like most people by the shore where 75% live now. The problem with AC naturally seems to be that we would say in evolution living in the tropics wasn't so bad, just run in and out of the water to stay the optimum temperature, thus it's well proven that alternation betwen hot and cold is good for you like your immune system. My belief is it may be good for more. We assume most people in evolution didn't even have high blood pressure because the food wasn't with lots of salt, and what salt was used was balanced by good minerals "like clay" so high blood pressure never started. Click here for my wonderous clay observation site geologee! and so on. We assume most people in evolution had lower blood pressure and so lower temperatures were uncomfy because this is common in low blood pressure. In any e-vent to save on AC an improve comfort maximost a good trick I've learned is to turn the AC to higher moderate levels and then turn up the fan. at night I just use a computerized thermostat. AC like in stores is like a block of ice in an hour or two. they've actually reduced humidity in stores by new methods which may much improve comfort, but the fans may be most natural, more than "miserable luxury!" It costs three times as much to air condition as to heat a degree and you may find this is much more comfortable more like evolutions Vanna. I've imagined you could go in the store and you type in your comfort zone level and the fans with heaters in the roof too find you from the roof so you have your own zone. Just fans at each shelf of the biz with the AC I would think might improve worker productivity 10 billion brrcent. Not only may the fans improve comfort and save, they also jam noise. Research shows conversational distractions also reduce productivity as much as 70%, and this is one way I think fans may be worth a lot to a boss named U.