Author name: Hyocheong Chae

Hyocheong Chae, KMD, PhD, is the director of Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic in Dongcheon-dong, Suji-gu, Yongin, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. A graduate of Dongguk University College of Korean Medicine and an adjunct professor there, Hyocheong Chae serves as a full member, Director of Planning and Journal Editorial Director of the Korean Acupotomy Medical Society, and as Vice President of the Korean Society of Korean Medicine Dermatology and Aesthetics. Certified in musculoskeletal ultrasound (RMSK), the clinical focus is ultrasound-guided acupotomy for musculoskeletal pain, supported by multiple first-author SCIE-indexed papers on acupotomy.

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Cinnamon Bark: The Body-Warming Herb

Herbal Medicine – Cinnamon bark (肉桂) as described in the Donguibogam: “Its nature is hot, its taste is sweet and pungent, and it is slightly toxic. It warms the middle, unblocks blood vessels, and regulates the qi of the liver and lungs. It treats cholera and muscle spasms. It tonifies the kidneys and is used in medicines for the lower jiao.” (Modern Korean explanation: “Its nature is hot, its taste is sweet and pungent, and it is slightly toxic. It warms the interior, promotes blood circulation, and regulates the qi of the liver and lungs.”)

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Herbal Medicine for Fracture Treatment

Herbal Medicine – In winter, bone fracture accidents frequently occur due to the cold weather. During this period, the number of fracture patients visiting Korean medicine clinics also noticeably increases. This is because roads freeze after snow or rain, or floors become slippery due to indoor-outdoor temperature differences, leading to frequent fall accidents.

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Korean Medicine Treatment for Cold Hands and Feet

Cold hands and feet is a symptom where the hands and feet feel cold, especially common in women. This is deeply related to blood circulation problems, heat circulation disorders, or the sensory nerve thalamus. When there is a problem with circulation within the body, heat is not delivered to the fingertips and toes, resulting in cold and chilly symptoms in the hands and feet.

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About Chuna Manual Therapy

One of Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic’s representative treatment techniques is Chuna manual therapy. It is an effective treatment method for correcting imbalances in the spine and joints, alleviating pain, and restoring physical function, and it is a treatment that many people are satisfied with.

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Customized Treatment for Damjeok

In modern Korean medicine, Damjeok refers to a gastrointestinal and systemic syndrome characterized by the hardening of the outer walls of the stomach and intestines. Irregular eating habits, rushed meals, consumption of spicy foods, and frequent stress can put a strain on the digestive system.

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Ginseng: Efficacy and Side Effects

Among herbal medicines, ginseng is the most effective ingredient for replenishing vital energy and boosting stamina. Its root resembles the shape of a human, which is why it is called “ginseng,” using the Chinese character ‘人’ (in) meaning “person.”

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Gongjindan Dosage for Students

With the Suneung (Korean SAT) fast approaching, many parents are inquiring about taking Gongjindan. For students preparing for exams, the Suneung is the final hurdle after all their hard work. We will explain in detail how to effectively take Gongjindan.

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