📝 Detailed Answer
Many people mistakenly believe that dieting requires extreme starvation, which often leads to cycle of failure and binge eating. In Traditional Korean Medicine, weight gain is viewed as a result of stagnant internal circulation rather than just a calorie surplus. Our treatment follows a structured four-step process to resolve this.
First, we focus on 'Emptying' the body of metabolic waste, specifically 'Phlegm-fluid' (Dameum) and 'Blood Stasis' (Eo-hyeol). Like clearing a clogged drain, these impurities must be removed for weight loss to occur effectively. Second, we 'Supplement' the body. Patients with 'Spleen Qi Deficiency' (Bi-heo) often feel bloated and fatigued; we restore their digestive function to ensure nutrients are used efficiently for energy. Third, we move to the 'Burning' phase by tonifying 'Yang Qi' (vital warmth) to stimulate the metabolism. This helps the body consume energy more actively, which is especially important for those who often feel cold. Finally, we enter the 'Stabilization' phase. By using herbal medicine to control appetite and maintain metabolic rates, we help your body adapt to its new weight, preventing the yo-yo effect. This holistic method focuses on restoring the body's fundamental balance for lasting results.