When using your Salter 9106 body composition
scales, you have to programme it for age, gender and height. And you have to decide if you are an athletic or sedentary person. How do you know if you are an athlete or a couch potato?
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Completing the Questionnaire
When completing the Active Elements Questionnaire you will be asked if the condition is "Acute" or "Chronic".
"Acute" means of sudden onset with varying severity of symptoms. "Chronic" means a long continuance, lingering.Incidentally, a chronic ailment may have acute phases and for such phases the directions for acute conditions will apply
Setting the Dose
In general an adult dose is one tablet, children 1/2 tablet and infants 1/4. The tablet should be chewed and mixed with the saliva before swallowing. In children it can be dissolved in a little water or mixed into food.
Active Elements tablets are made up of several different tissue salts. The amount of each tissue salt is tiny. They are entirely safe and will not interfere with any medication.
Nothing is gained by increasing the size of the dose but frequency of the dose may be varied as the occasion requires. It is better to take half a tablet twice as often than to take two whole tablets twice as often.
If you discover a time for taking and a frequency of dose that is better suited for your needs, this may be adopted.
Timing the Dose
The dose should be taken as often as hourly if the case is acute. In less urgent cases, every two hours during the day, in chronic cases, three times a day and twice a day ongoing for a "healthy" person.