There aren't a number that fits all.
Female's have smaller kidneys than males.
Therefore lower filtration rate.
To much drinking can give us severe health issues.
Just as to little.
It varies from person to person how much we need and it varies from day to day.
A safe level is usually around 2L for a healthy person.
Look at your urine what color it has and how pale or dark it is.
It's considered be more on the pale side than dark to get optimal function for our bodies. some can't get pale no matter how much they drink. be aware of that.00 Reply
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527 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Considering water is proven pointless not much then not much now. Basically water is good for one thing not having sugar like other drinks. But other than that it has no real advantage.
And I keep my sugar intake low anyway so.03 Reply
Asker+1 yDoes it not keep your skin looking younger. Dehydration can cause wrinkles
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvQl_BgjIAI watch this video if you want on why it's basically not as good as people think for some odd reason well mostly just lots of fake science and propaganda is why.
+1 yOh boy. Hard to say really as I don't keep track. I drink what seems like gallons of water. I drink little else other than water. I'm certain I exceed the daily recommended intake.
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+1 yMaybe 64oz. But I also have coffee in the morning and a 0 calorie flavored water at lunch. I don’t count those for water intake though.
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+1 yI aim for at least 64oz a day.
00 ReplyHmm throughout the day I will drink anything but Water. Gatorade, bang, coffee, juice, soda. I have water in my room and it’s just sitting there. During the summer I would fill up my hydro flask 5 days out of the week with water since I was working from 8 to 4/9 to 5/9 to 6. I’m not working like that many hours now so I don’t bother
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+1 yI rarely drink PLAIN water.
Most often I consume an assortment of diet soda, coffee, tea and sometimes dark beer ALL of which predominantly contain water; quantity-wise about 1 1/2 liters daily and with commensurate urination.00 ReplyProbably 6 glasses a day.
Talking about drinking a gallon a day sounds crazy unhealthy to me. Sounds tough on the kidneys and you'll be pissing every 5 minutes. You shouldn't force fluid down your net just to fulfill a quota.00 Reply731 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. As water, tea, coffee other drinks and ice over 2.5 -3 litres.
10 Reply6.6K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Not much probably a half of a gallon which I should be drinking probably a gallon a day but the water prices have gone up skyrocket high to $ 1.50 a gallon when they used to be a dollar and I drink Zephyrhills Springwater from Florida
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+1 yI aim for 110 ounces, but fall short in cold weather.
00 Reply 321 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Water at least 2.5-3L, with tea, coffee and some other drinks maybe 4.5-5L in a day.
00 Reply466 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Probably half a gallon on average. More when it's hot, especially if I'm working out in the sun.
00 ReplyIt varies with temperature and amount of physical activity.
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+1 yI used to drink too much (15 cups) now I just drink 9 cups
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+1 yAbout 4 to 5 L of water everyday is compulsory, right?
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I think it's 2.5 to 3.5 L
But I'm not a doctor, so I could be wrong.
+1 yI don't know the amount but I drink a lot of water. I work a very physically demanding job and then I am just the type of person that always feels thirsty.
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+1 yGallon and a half. I put some lemon in a warm glass of water for the morning. It’s great for your body.
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Asker+1 yA gallon!! That's insane I need to get my act together
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Your body is made up of 70% water. I also workout. I tend to live more of a bodybuilding lifestyle. I’m also 6’7” 260 pounds. My water intake needs are definitely higher than most.
Every cell, tissue and organ in your body needs water to work properly. For example, water:
Gets rid of wastes through urination, perspiration and bowel movements
Keeps your temperature normal
Lubricates and cushions joints
Protects sensitive tissues
Lack of water can lead to dehydration — a condition that occurs when you don't have enough water in your body to carry out normal functions. Even mild dehydration can drain your energy and make you tired.
For women, you should average about 12 cups of water daily.
+1 yI'm a running so I drink a lot of water, I think my average at the moment is 4 liters
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+1 yIt varies. I try to have at least 5 large glasses of water, that's about 60 ounces (about 2 liters).
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+1 yA gallon. Sometimes a little more than a gallon provided how heavy my workouts are and if I had caffeine.
00 Reply4.9K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. I have a 32 oz water bottle that I fill at least 4X a day. So over a gallon
00 ReplyA can of sparkling water and a full water bottle. 😌
00 Reply1 gallon of distilled water. I use a distiller so i make water every day and drink about a gallon every day
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Same!! Damn! Glad to see people who only drink clear water. The rest is all garbage. Tastes phenomenal!
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Heavy metals and so much garbage! Distiller water opens up your consciousness too.
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+1 y7-8 glasses, although most of it is in the form of tea- hot or iced.
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+1 yI have a apple watch.. i have set up at least 10 mid size glasses in a day..
App helps me to remind to drink.00 Reply
Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yRight now I have to drink a lot. I’m on iron and being sucked dry.
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+1 yWhen I'm working I usually drink about 2 to 3 quarts
00 ReplyIt depends. During summer time i drink about 5 litres, and during the winter time no more than 3 litres
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+1 yI only drink distiller water the rest is all garbage that’s goanna claps peoples kidneys the livers
00 ReplyNo where near as much as I should 😬
10 Reply2 litres. That is what I have always been suggested to drink, so I drink an amount close to that.
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+1 yI would be surprised if i drink more than 1 L.
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+1 yI drink until my pee is almost see through.
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+1 yA lot, like always did
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+1 yI’ve been aiming for a gallon recently
00 Reply974 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Almost a gallon, probably.
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+1 yNot enough. 1-3 bottles but i used to try 9
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+1 yWait, your supposed to drink that stuff everyday?
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+1 yToo much for my own good
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+1 y1gallon, or almost 4 liters
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+1 yUsually around 1.5 - 2 litres.
00 Reply8 cups of coffee and two beers. No water :)
00 ReplyI love water as much as possible
00 Reply4.6K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. A gallon a day for sure.
00 ReplyNot enough if I think of it
00 Reply1K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Usually about a gallon a day.
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+1 yMaybe 12 ounces. I know, its not enough. 🤣
00 Reply 522 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Way too much like 9 bottles a day
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+1 yUsually 4 bottles at work so like 48 oz?
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+1 ynot enough that's for sure!!
00 ReplyAt least 2-3 bottles
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+1 yNot enough is all i know.
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+1 yNot counted yet, lol.
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+1 yAround 2 to 3 litres.
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+1 y2-3l
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+1 ySorry I don't drink a lot of water
00 ReplyNot enough
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yNot as much as I'm supposed to.
00 Reply5 litres
00 Reply3-4 Litres
00 ReplyOne glass maybe
00 ReplyA class a day.
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+1 yAround 3 L a day.
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