Many patients seek the 'most popular' medicine, but in Traditional Korean Medicine (TKM), we caution against this approach. For instance, those with an accumulation of 'Dam-eum' (phlegm-fluid retention) often experience heaviness and systemic bloating. In contrast, those with 'Eo-hyeol' (blood stasis/stagnation) may experience localized edema or pain due to poor circulation. In my clinical experience, many office workers suffer from 'Bi-heo' (Spleen deficiency) caused by stress, which impairs digestive function. When the Spleen's function is weakened, energy metabolism drops, leading to a constitution that gains weight easily even with minimal intake. For these patients, instead of simply suppressing appetite, prescriptions that tonify Qi and boost metabolic rates are essential. Herbal medicine is not a magic cure. Having studied both theory and practice, I've learned that the most critical factor is the 'pace your body can handle.' Forcing weight loss with overly potent medicine can exhaust the body and lead to premature failure. Therefore, the actual clinical process follows this sequence: [Accurate Constitutional Diagnosis $ ightarrow$ Personalized Prescription $ ightarrow$ Monitoring Body Response $ ightarrow$ Step-by-step Intensity Adjustment]. Please think of this as a process of identifying where your body's flow is stagnated and untying those knots one by one.