8 cups a day is commonly reported. However, this figure was recently exposed by a team at the Indiana University School of Medicine as having no scientific basis.
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The average adult should drink around a gallon a day for optimal health.
Answer Everyone is different and needs vary, but a good way to determine what might be good for you is take your body weight and divide it by two, this is close to ounces needed in a day - unless specified by your doctor. Also take into consideration your activity/ lifestyle. If you are very active or drink alcohol your needs may increase. Please note it is always best to consult your physician before making significant fluid increases.
Depends which fluid you are talking about. Recommended intake of water is 8 8oz. Glasses of water, but I intake 3 gallons daily.
The baseline daily fluid requirements in older adults (65-75yrs) is 25-30ml/kg.
2 litres of fluid a day
6 - 8 glasses
Dietary intake refers to your daily ingestion of food and water.
8 glasses a day
6 cups of water a day if 6 cups of water is too much then don't force it just make sure she stays hydrated Also be sure to have her drink milk
Daily fat intake is the amount of fat the body needs to take in daily in food. The recommended daily fat intake is 53 grams.
About 30 ml (or 10ml/100g of body weight)
water soluble vitamins
Recommended Daily Intake or Reference Daily Intake.
one dekaliter is approximately 10 liters
coffee
About 2 litres a day. (that includes juices and other drinks)
That is true you do need vitamin D in your daily intake
1200 calories