As a Native American symbol, the Horse symbol meanings combine the grounded power of the earth with the whispers of wisdom found in the spirit winds. The Horse has long been honored has helper, messenger, and harbinger of spirit knowledge.
Average requirement for a healthy adult will be about 2-3 liters, depending generally on body mass and activity level. This translates to about 10-13 eight ounce glasses, slightly more than the 8x8 rule (8 eight ounce glasses) that is usually spoken of. If this seems like a lot of water, it is.
Water makes up 60 percent of our body weight, and can vary depending on size and gender (1). Hydration can come from water, food, or metabolic water production. Generally speaking, healthy adults should drink a minimum of 2 liters, or 8.5 cups, of water or fluid every day. However, that can vary greatly from person to person (1-4). While considering optimal hydration there are a few factors to keep in mind.