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Does any liquid (coffee,soda,alcohol) count towards our daily liquid requirement?
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Yes: Liquid from any foods and drinks count towards a person's daily liquid needs. That is because all oral intake is mixed with stomach and intestinal digestive juices, and then the water is reabsorbed out of that mixture.
Answered 2/7/2018
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