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Question
14 Jan 2004
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Water
How much water (excluding other fluids) must a person drink per day
DietDoc
Dear Chantelle
3-4 cups of 250 ml = 1 litre, unless it is very hot, then you could increase the volume to 1,5 litre or more, but not on a daily basis, esp if you drink plenty of other liquids (tea, coffee, cold drinks, milk, etc).
Best regards
DietDoc
3-4 cups of 250 ml = 1 litre, unless it is very hot, then you could increase the volume to 1,5 litre or more, but not on a daily basis, esp if you drink plenty of other liquids (tea, coffee, cold drinks, milk, etc).
Best regards
DietDoc
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