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Who This Is For

Q. I live in Sacheon and would like to have a remote consultation. Specifically, who do you recommend this herbal medicine for?

A.

Weight loss isn't just a matter of willpower; I personally understand the struggle of feeling dizzy from starving yourself. If you have experienced heart palpitations or insomnia from Western diet pills, this herbal prescription will be much gentler on your system. Typically, weight gain issues are categorized into either a lack of vital energy (Qi) or the accumulation of internal waste like Blood Stasis (Eohyeol). Let's identify which constitution you belong to through a direct consultation.

📝 Detailed Answer

When consulting with patients, I often see my younger self in their stories. I once tried to lose weight by starving, which only led to dizziness and disrupted my daily life. I specifically recommend this herbal medicine for three types of individuals. First is the 'Spleen Deficiency (Biheo)' type. When the digestive system is weak, the body fails to burn energy efficiently and tends to store it instead, making it hard to lose weight even when eating very little. Second is the 'Phlegm-fluid (Dameum)' type, where metabolic waste hinders the body's circulation. If you feel heavy every day and experience morning edema (swelling) that seems to turn into fat, we must clear these wastes first. Lastly, the 'Blood Stasis (Eohyeol)' type involves stagnated blood circulation, often seen in office workers in their 30s to 50s due to stress. If you have cold extremities or poor lower-body circulation, resolving this stasis is the priority. If you've struggled with side effects of Western medicine or age-related weight gain, it is important to first check your body's internal balance. We provide thorough remote consultations for patients in Sacheon, so please do not hesitate to reach out.
#recommendation #conditional-branch
Dr. Yeonseung Choe

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Dr. Yeonseung Choe

Chief Director

Last reviewed 2026.05.13

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