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If a person drinks 2000ml of fluid per day, how much of that should become urine?
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Approximately 600-800 ml is the average adult daily water lost through sweat, exhaled in your breath (think fog breath on a ski slope) or during metabolic processes. The rest would be expected in urine. Variations in activities/environmental conditions among other factors may alter the output.
Answered 9/5/2023
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