Soehnle Body Balance Shape F3 Instrucciones De Manejo página 16

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Factors Influencing Maesurement Readings
Analysis is based on the mea-
surement of the body's elect-
rical resistance. Eating and
drinking habits during the
course of the day and indivi-
dual lifestyle affect the water
balance. This is noticeable by
the fluctuations in the dis-
play.
In order to ensure that the
results of analysis are a accu-
rate and consistent as possi-
ble, keep the measurement
conditions constant, as only
in this way will you be able to
observe changes over an
extended period.
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Proportion of Body Water
1 < - 6 %
2 - 6 %
3 - 4 %
4 - 2 %
5 0 %
6 + 2 %
7 + 4 %
8 + 6 %
9 > + 6 %
Example:
Measured body water content = 62.4 % of total weight
This value is approx. 2 % above the calculated personal
normal value.
Other factors can affect water
balance:
After a bath, the body fat rea-
ding may be too low and the
body water reading too high.
After a meal, readings can be
higher.
Women may experience
fluctuations due to the mens-
trual cycle.
Due to loss of water caused
by illness or after physical
activity (sport). After taking
exercise, wait for 6 to 8 hours
before carrying out the next
measurement.
very low proportion of water
low proportion of water
normal proportion of water
high proportion of water
Varying or implausible results
can occur in the case of:
Persons with a high tempera-
ture, symptoms of oedema or
osteoporosis.
Persons undergoing dialysis
treatment.
Persons taking cardiovascular
medicine.
Pregnant women.
If the analysis is performed
while wearing wet socks.