Daily Water Intake Calculator
Get your science-backed daily water intake recommendation based on your body, lifestyle, and environment.
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About 20% of daily water typically comes from fruits, vegetables, and soups.
Based on National Academies of Sciences Adequate Intake (AI), adjusted for weight, age, activity, and climate.
Hydration Benefits
- Supports temperature regulation and physical performance.
- Helps maintain focus, mood, and energy levels.
- Aids digestion, circulation, and kidney function.
- Helps skin elasticity and joint lubrication.
Food-Based Water Sources
- Fruits: watermelon, oranges, strawberries, grapes.
- Vegetables: cucumber, lettuce, celery, tomatoes.
- Other foods: soups, broths, yogurt, and oatmeal.
- These foods can contribute roughly 20% of your daily water needs.
Activity Adjustment Tips
- Drink 500-750 ml (17-25 oz) extra for every hour of moderate exercise.
- Hydrate before, during, and after workouts in warm weather.
- Check urine color: pale yellow usually indicates good hydration.
- Increase intake gradually when activity level or heat exposure rises.
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