The amount varies according to the person's size and water output. Bigger people and/or those with high volumes of pee or sweat or vomiting or runs need more!
If you drink faster than you can excrete the extra, you will drown from it.
As a child, my brother and I had a well-water drinking contest. We were punchy! And peed a LOT for the next couple of hours.
So, like almost anything GOOD, more is not always better!
That said, most of us (as in US, population of US) would have more energy and fewer headaches if we drank more water....
about 32 gallons
2 oz
The formula for figuring out how much water a person should drink is your body weight divided by two. So a person weighing 204 pounds needs to drink at least 102 ounces of water a day to stay hydrated.
As much water as you want.
about 64oz a day
A person should drink at least a minimum of nine glasses of water.
1 gallon to 2 gallons
About 500-750 ML per person.
8 glasses
What they eat How much they eat What they drink How much they drink (except water) How active they are Their basic metabolism Heredity Problems such as pituitary malfunction
On average, a person should drink about 8 cups or 64 ounces of water per day to stay hydrated and maintain bodily functions.
I'm not familiar with the term "trow".