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You should drink 2-3 litre of water everyday
You can also consume different types of fluids except water like thin lassi, thin buttermilk, juice (without strain), coconut water,
This will give enough amount of protein, vitamins and minerals
I m sure this will help you
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Urine colour is d best indicator that you need more water or not,when you are taking no medicine
If it's transparent you are already taking more water
If it's yellow in colour you need more water
Or if it's lite yellow you are doing gud
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You should ideally drink about 8-10 glasses of water each day.
There are other ways to keep your body hydrated too. Having curds, buttermilk, fruits also help with hydration.
You should not feel thirsty anytime that’s a sign of dehydration itself . Just keep a habit of sip water all day . Drink less liquids at night fr sound sleep . Chat directly for proper guidance and help
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You should drink atlist 2 to 3 litrs of water to keep hydrate your body
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Every individual water intake requirement is different.
Minimum should be 8 glasses and urine color is the best indicator that you drinking good amount of water or not
If its dark yellow - drinking less water ...
If it's light yellow -drinking good amount of water...
If it's transparent - u doing over hydration (drinking more water)
Tip may vary if u suffering for any medical issue
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