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So remember, half your body weight (pounds) in ounces is how much water you should be drinking each day, and if you're exercising and sweating profusely, add another liter of water with half a teaspoon of sea salt to ensure proper electrolyte replenishment.
The rule of thumb is take your body weight, divide it by 2 (cut it in half), and that's how many ounces of water you should be drinking every day -- if you're active, you need to drink more. In your case, you need to drink about 92 ounces of water every day. That's a little more than 5 16-ounce glasses of water.