30 Day Challenge - Water Consumption
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Day 11 80 oz0
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Day 1:
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Shalini0072016 wrote: »It is recommended to have 3 litres of water a day. I try a lot. But eventually forget. I am in. Starting today.
You are supposed to drink 64 oz a day. That's 8-8oz cups=8 cups
8*8=64 oz.
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Shalini0072016 wrote: »It is recommended to have 3 litres of water a day. I try a lot. But eventually forget. I am in. Starting today.
You are supposed to drink 64 oz a day. That's 8-8oz cups=8 cups
8*8=64 oz.
Actually that depends a lot. There are a variety of water goals out there now, based on age, sex, weight, activity level etc.0 -
Shalini0072016 wrote: »It is recommended to have 3 litres of water a day. I try a lot. But eventually forget. I am in. Starting today.
You are supposed to drink 64 oz a day. That's 8-8oz cups=8 cups
8*8=64 oz.
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8 - 8 ounce glasses of water a day equals 64 ounces. I have a big super insulated cup that is 64 ounces. I fill it up in the morning and make sure that I drink it all each day. Something to remember though...you get liquids from more than JUST water. Food, vegetables, fruits, coffee, etc. And there is such a thing as TOO much water!0
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Day 1: Did it.0
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Shalini0072016 wrote: »How much is 1 oz in ml. I am Indian. Our measurement are metric
Been looking inti this today, since I have just used the MFP unit cup as if it is 1 deciliter, and I found out it sync to my fitbit stupidly wrong.
1 oz = 0,295735296875 deciliter
1 cup/glas = 8 oz = 2,365882375 deciliter
The cups in my house for water is 3 and 4 deciliter, so it is not playing nice together.
Until MFP fix the water unit into something that work for us metric users, I'll be using fitbit for my water tracking, then at least one of them will be correct.
And, btw, I am in for the challenge!
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I'm in.0
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Day 1 (take 2)
14 cups.
I am pretty amazed that I've had so much to drink today especially after attempting to do this challenge since march the 1St and only managing 8 cups a couple of times (hence the take 2). I remembered today that you can log water on here and I think that really helped keep me accountable today0 -
Day 11 80 oz = 4/20oz bottles
Day 12 80 oz
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SiegaPlays wrote: »Shalini0072016 wrote: »How much is 1 oz in ml. I am Indian. Our measurement are metric
Been looking inti this today, since I have just used the MFP unit cup as if it is 1 deciliter, and I found out it sync to my fitbit stupidly wrong.
1 oz = 0,295735296875 deciliter
1 cup/glas = 8 oz = 2,365882375 deciliter
The cups in my house for water is 3 and 4 deciliter, so it is not playing nice together.
Until MFP fix the water unit into something that work for us metric users, I'll be using fitbit for my water tracking, then at least one of them will be correct.
And, btw, I am in for the challenge!
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Oops. 4 litres of water0
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Shalini0072016 wrote: »Oops. 4 litres of water
8 glasses is 2 litres. I've never looked into the difference between imperial and metric have just always thought that the volume of a cup would still be the same regardless of if it's measured in mls or oz0 -
freakymistkd wrote: »Shalini0072016 wrote: »Oops. 4 litres of water
8 glasses is 2 litres. I've never looked into the difference between imperial and metric have just always thought that the volume of a cup would still be the same regardless of if it's measured in mls or oz
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Shalini0072016 wrote: »freakymistkd wrote: »Shalini0072016 wrote: »Oops. 4 litres of water
8 glasses is 2 litres. I've never looked into the difference between imperial and metric have just always thought that the volume of a cup would still be the same regardless of if it's measured in mls or oz
0.250 (mls) x 8 = 2 (ltrs)0 -
freakymistkd wrote: »Shalini0072016 wrote: »freakymistkd wrote: »Shalini0072016 wrote: »Oops. 4 litres of water
8 glasses is 2 litres. I've never looked into the difference between imperial and metric have just always thought that the volume of a cup would still be the same regardless of if it's measured in mls or oz
0.250 (mls) x 8 = 2 (ltrs)
Oh yeah. Well, was cleaning & preparing food for lunch. So, was not clear.
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I'm in0
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Shalini0072016 wrote: »freakymistkd wrote: »Shalini0072016 wrote: »freakymistkd wrote: »Shalini0072016 wrote: »Oops. 4 litres of water
8 glasses is 2 litres. I've never looked into the difference between imperial and metric have just always thought that the volume of a cup would still be the same regardless of if it's measured in mls or oz
0.250 (mls) x 8 = 2 (ltrs)
Oh yeah. Well, was cleaning & preparing food for lunch. So, was not clear.
I have those moments aswell0 -
Day 2 (take 2)
11 cups0 -
In way past that. I drink a gallon per day ☺0
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Day 11 80 oz = 4/20oz bottles
Day 12 80 oz
Day 13 100 oz
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Feel free to add me. I use the garmin band and love it!!! I have learned to love water instead of sugar filled drinks0
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Day 11 80 oz = 4/20oz bottles
Day 12 80 oz
Day 13 100 oz
Day 14 60 oz
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Well it has been a month today. 8-12 cups per day, adjusted based on activity and thirst. I don't really notice any topical changes (skin) but I do know my weight loss continues, I don't feel overly hungry, bloating doesn't bother me as much, and I've adjusted away from the constant peeing that happened at first.
Thank you for this challenge, I plan to continue tracking my water consumption for the good I have seen.0 -
I drink 2 litres a day minimum.
How many cups does this equate to? (please)0 -
1 liter is about 4 cups.0
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chandanista wrote: »1 liter is about 4 cups.
Thankyou0 -
Day 11 80 oz = 4/20oz bottles
Day 12 80 oz
Day 13 100 oz
Day 14 60 oz
Day 15 80 oz
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Day 5 (take 2)
8 cups0
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