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Water Intake for Teens: Hydration for Growing Adolescents

Teenagers have unique hydration needs due to rapid growth, high activity levels, and developing bodies. Proper hydration supports physical development and cognitive function.

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Calculate how much water you should drink daily based on your personal factors

Key Factors Affecting Your Water Intake

Rapid growth and development
High activity levels and sports participation
Hormonal changes and puberty
Developing cognitive function
Social activities and busy schedules

Personalized Recommendations

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8-11 cups (64-88 oz) of water daily for teens
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Additional fluids during sports and exercise
3
Increase intake during growth spurts
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Monitor hydration during school and activities
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Establish healthy hydration habits early

Practical Tips for Success

Keep a water bottle at school and home
Drink water before, during, and after sports
Choose water over energy drinks and sodas
Set phone reminders to drink water
Make hydration fun with flavored water

Why This Matters for You

Understanding your specific hydration needs is crucial for maintaining optimal health and preventing dehydration-related issues. Our calculator takes into account your unique circumstances to provide the most accurate recommendations possible.

Remember that these are general guidelines, and individual needs may vary. Always consult with a healthcare professional if you have specific health conditions or concerns about your hydration status.

Use our calculator above to get your personalized daily water intake recommendation, and start implementing these tips to improve your hydration habits today.