Welcome to our water intake calculator! Enter in the below details and we will recommend you an amount of glasses of water you should drink per day. Healthy living doesn’t have to be complicated, and we are here to help.
Most people usually say “drink (insert amount here) glasses of water per day” and think that would work for you, however it’s not that simple. In this calculator we have taken into account the major factors affecting water consumption: weight and climate. Though let this be said, THIS IS ONLY A GUIDE AND DOES NOT REPLACE MEDICAL ADVICE. We do recommend an amount of glasses to drink in this calculator, but this is purely a benchmark to help improve water drinking habits. The most important factor to remember in your health journey, is to strive to better yourself in a way that you feel comfortable.
Calculate your daily water intake here:
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Some tips and advice:
One thing to be aware of when monitoring your water consumption is dehydration. Medically, dehydration is defined as: the loss of more fluid at a rate greater than fluid is taken in.
Common symptoms include:
- Excessive thirstiness
- Dry or sticky mouth, lips and eyes
- Dark yellow or strong smelling pee
- Headaches
- Fatigue
- Urinating less often
Do you have any of these symptoms? If so, you may be dehydrated. It is important to be aware of these symptoms as dehydration is surprisingly common among today’s adult population. In the US, 75% of adults have chronic dehydration (when dehydration recurs for longer periods), so it is vital to look out for.
Similarly, overhydration is an issue among some young adults. When a person drinks too much water, their kidneys are unable to remove the excess water and it starts collecting in the body. The symptoms are very similar to dehydration and can be impacting on your daily routine and lifestyle. Maintaining a balance is incredibly important!
Feel free to email us any questions you may have about how our calculator works or what our sources were. We hope that we have simplified drinking water and helped you understand your own unique water needs.