The currently recommended maximum dose is eight pills a day (4,000 mg). Today's action comes after years of consideration and actions on the federal level. Two years ago, an FDA advisory panel recommended dropping the maximum daily dose below 4,000 mg. The panel asked for a single adult dose of 675 mg. The FDA did not follow the recommendation.
But the forehead kiss is a demonstration of stilted feeling, one personâs imposition rather than an act of mutual collaboration. There are those who argue that the forehead kiss can be intended as an act of comfort in times of distress.
Sometimes a small card or piece of paper is distributed on which each person writes a sin or hurtful or unjust characteristic. The cards are then brought to the altar to be burned with the palm branches. The ash cross on the forehead is an outward sign of our sorrow and repentance for sins. â Adapted from The United Methodist Book of Worship Category: Christian Year, Lent and Easter