Saengmaeksan – If you experience recurring summer fatigue and thirst: “My energy easily drops every summer.” “After sweating a lot, my body feels drained.” “Even after drinking water, I still feel thirsty.” These are common remarks we hear in the clinic once the sweltering heat begins.
Insomnia – Do you often find yourself checking the clock at night? Some people lie down feeling tired, yet their minds remain strangely alert, and they consistently wake up around 2-3 AM. Even after waking up, their bodies don’t feel refreshed, and they may experience a dull, fatigued state throughout the day.
Among those looking into diet herbal medicine in Suji-gu Dongcheon-dong, many say that their weight doesn’t budge much even when they restrict their diet as before. Initially, they might dismiss it as a sign of aging.
Chongmyungtang – Herbal medicine for Suji-gu students preparing for exams, Gongjindan, Chongmyung Gongjindan, and customized prescriptions – what’s the difference? When consulting about herbal medicine for students preparing for exams, from Gongjindan for exam day to Chongmyung Gongjindan and customized prescriptions, this is the question parents ask most often.
Gongjindan – Lately, when I meet parents of students preparing for exams in the clinic, I often hear stories like this.
Acupotomy – We share news and reflections from Dr. Hyocheong Chae, CEO and Director of Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic, who conducted continuing education for Korean medicine doctors at the recent K-MEX 2026, International Exhibition of Korean Medicine and Integrative Medicine.
New Practitioner Introduction – We are pleased to introduce Director Dr. Kwangho Kim, who joined Suji-gu Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic in April.
Korean Medicine Monthly Magazine – Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic in Suji-gu consistently researches Korean medicine and strives to provide the best Korean medicine treatments to our patients. When we meet patients in the clinic, they often have many questions about pain, weight management, taking herbal medicine, and the medical team’s treatment philosophy.
When consulting about diet at Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic in Dongcheon-dong, Suji-gu, I often hear these questions nowadays.
“I want to lose weight, but will herbal medicine be a burden on my liver?” “I heard that taking herbal medicine can raise liver enzyme levels.” “My body doesn’t seem to have recovered yet after childbirth, is it okay to diet?” These are common questions we hear in the clinic.
