Herbal Medicine

When a drinking gathering is scheduled, some people worry about their condition the next day.

Learn about Gyeongokgo’s history, four core ingredients, ES Deer Antler Velvet Gyeongokgo, differences from Gongjindan, and common questions about taking it.

Some people don’t feel refreshed even after waking up in the morning, and their energy drops by the afternoon.

Confused about which ointment to use for insect bites? Learn how Jaungo and Hwangnyeonhaedokgo differ and which one suits itchy, red bites.

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.

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.

Detox Pills that help relieve constipation, abdominal obesity, and menstrual pain. Hello, this is Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic, where good intentions reside. Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic Herbal Pill Series. Among Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic’s herbal pill series, one of the most frequently requested for consultation is the Detox Pill.

What is the difference with Wonbang CR Gongjindan? When consulting about Gongjindan, I often hear questions like, “What kind of tonic herbal medicine is Gongjindan?” and “What is the difference with Wonbang CR Gongjindan?”

Gongjindan: Here’s how to take it. When explaining Gongjindan in the consultation room at Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic, the first thing I emphasize is “how to take it” rather than “what kind of medicine it is.”