I have personally experienced the frustration of trying to lose weight through extreme fasting, only to end up feeling dizzy and exhausted. I understand that simply eating less doesn't always lead to successful weight loss. For those with a strong appetite that is difficult to control, we prescribe formulas that suppress hunger while boosting metabolic rate. Conversely, if you feel heavy, sluggish, or experience swelling even after drinking water, we focus on removing 'Dam-eum' (痰飮), which refers to the accumulation of unnecessary metabolic waste and fluids in the body. Patients who have suffered from severe yo-yo effects or side effects like heart palpitations from conventional weight-loss drugs require a more cautious approach. In such cases, 'Bi-heo' (脾虛)—a deficiency in the digestive system's functional energy—is often present. We then prioritize nourishing your vitality before gradually increasing your metabolism. Some patients also struggle with 'Eo-hyeol' (瘀血), or blood stasis, where poor circulation prevents weight loss in specific areas. Even through remote consultations, we meticulously identify these subtle constitutional differences through detailed medical interviews. Let's determine together whether your body currently needs to focus on 'emptying' waste or 'filling' energy while losing weight.