Many patients ask, 'Don't you need to physically feel my pulse?' Having previously insisted only on face-to-face consultations, I fully understand that concern. However, the transition to telemedicine has actually allowed us to look more deeply into a patient's daily environment and habits. We primarily see two types of patients in these cases. The first are those with an accumulation of 'Phlegm-fluid' (Dameum), where metabolic waste isn't properly excreted, leading to a heavy, swollen feeling; these patients often feel significantly lighter once we prescribe herbs that promote circulation. The second common type is 'Spleen Deficiency' (Biheo). These individuals have weak digestive systems and often turn to stimulants or sweets to compensate for low energy. For them, we focus on strengthening the digestive tract to curb 'false hunger' rather than simple appetite suppression. We also encounter cases where metabolism is hindered by 'Blood Stasis' (Eohyeol), or stagnant blood. By cross-referencing video consultations with detailed questionnaires, we can pinpoint these underlying causes quite precisely. Since Traditional Korean Medicine is highly personalized, please share your full medical history and any sensitivities during the consultation to ensure the most effective, tailored prescription.