A recent research suggests that the usual advice of eight glasses of water per day, which has been around since 1945, may not be sufficient. Scientists have shown that water consumption varies greatly depending on factors such as an individual's age, gender, size, level of physical activity, and geographic location.

Many people believe they should drink 8 glasses of water - 8 ounces each - daily. A new study suggests there is no correct amount of water to drink. In the study, published in the journal Science, researchers studied over 5,600 people from 26 countries. They determined that people's water consumption varies greatly, anywhere from four to 25 cups of water per day. Water needs appear to peak for men in their twenties, while the amount for women stays roughly the same until age 55. The researchers concluded that there is no specific number of glasses the average human should consume daily. People should adjust the amount of water they drink based on a number of factors, like how physically active they are, how hot and humid it is, and how much they weigh.

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                       Study suggests there is no correct amount of water to drink

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