The exact amount of water a human needs can only be determined individually as different factors need to be accounted for; conditions, physical exercise, temperature, humidity etc.
I'm not sure about anywhere else but you can get a ruff scale from the US reference daily intake (RDI) for water; 2.7 litres per day for a female older than 18, and 3.7 litres per day for a male over 18 including water contained in beverages, drinking water and food.
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more specific answer. do you mean everyone in the world or one person alone?
At the risk of sounding sassy, I will confidently state that no water bottles are drunk (or eaten) . . . However, there are mor than 50 billions bottles of water are consumed each year in the US.
14,000 calories, by Kevin thomas josiah Gordon ate about 17, 000 the following day
It is not a good idea to try to make a world record of drinking a lot of water. 8 glasses a day is enough. You can actually dilute your blood to the point that your potassium level falls and you can have a heart attack, even if you are a young person, by doing that.
3,600 calories (consumed in one day) will equal one pound of weight gained.
Around 2,000 depending on age and gender.
The Guinness World Record for most beers consumed in one day by one person is held by Andre Drechsler, who drank 237.6 liters (around 63 gallons) of beer on August 4, 2007. This feat took place during a beer festival in Germany.
because they are one of the most consumed vegetable in the united states
One Person Ate 2789 big macs
8-6 glasses of water in one day
The most consumed beverage in the United States are carbonated soft drinks at 28.3% of all drinks, with Coca-Coca as the most purchased of them all. Beer is the second most consumed beverage at at 11.7% of all drinks. http://www.ameribev.org/all-about-beverage-products-manufacturing-marketing--consumption/what-america-drinks/index.aspx http://www.vitalstatistics.info/sub-category2.asp?cid=21&scid=1280&scrollaction=3