70 kg with an hour of exercise
70 × 0.033 = 2.31 L, plus 0.5 L for exercise = 2.81 L a day — about 11 glasses of 250 mL.
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A common rule of thumb is 30–35 mL of water per kilogram of body weight a day. This calculator uses 33 mL per kg, adds about 0.5 L for every hour of exercise, and adds 10% for hot or humid weather.
For comparison, the US National Academies suggest a total water intake of about 3.7 L a day for men and 2.7 L for women, including the roughly 20% that comes from food.
litres = (weight kg × 0.033 + exercise hours × 0.5) × 1.1 if hot
70 × 0.033 = 2.31 L, plus 0.5 L for exercise = 2.81 L a day — about 11 glasses of 250 mL.
2.81 L × 1.1 = about 3.09 L.
Yes. Moderate amounts of tea and coffee hydrate you; so do milk, soup and water-rich foods such as fruit.
Pale yellow urine and rarely feeling thirsty are good signs. Thirst, dark urine or headaches can mean you need more.
Yes — very large amounts in a short time can dangerously lower blood sodium. Some heart and kidney conditions also require limiting fluids, so follow your doctor's advice.
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