That depends on how active you are, what the ambient temperature is, and other factors. Start with no less than six to eight cups a day (and that's for an inactive person who is not perspiring), and go up from that amount as needed.
It is essential to drink at least 8 8-ounce cups of water a day.
Because adult plants requirement for water and minerals is more than a young plant.
50 galions of water
water. good old H2O
Erm, is it maybe A LOT?
Fresh fruit, green salad, and water
Average:On average, adult humans have 57 to 60 % water by mass.More:The human body has a variable water content that changes daily and with age and gender and body type.On average, adult humans have 57 to 60 % water by mass.At birth, a baby can have up to 75% water weight and this decreases with age.Obese individuals can have as little as 45% water weight.Women tend to have a few percent less water weight than men, but this is largely a difference in muscle and fat between individuals.
Any liquids that you ingest go towards you daily recommended "water" consumption, since all liquids are essentially water, just with bits added. Teas, coffees, smoothies, milk, milkshakes and soups all go towards your daily water requirement.
Daily water consumption for the average adult human (from water intake, water contained in other beverages and food) is in the 2.7 to 3.7 liter range. A good estimate is one gallon of water per adult per day. this can range slightly higher to slightly lower depending on activity level, health, and prevailing medical conditions. See the link below for an article that explains this.
As of June 2009 the average daily water use per person per day was 220L.
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48 OUNCES