Herbal Medicine

Herbal Medicine – Rehmannia (地黃) is a widely used medicinal herb in Korean medicine, playing an important role in replenishing blood (血) and essence (精).

ES herbal medicine, what makes it different? Recently, many people have become curious about ES herbal medicine. Various questions are being asked, such as: “Is ES herbal medicine a tonic herbal medicine like Gyeongokgo?”, “It’s not a customized tonic herbal medicine, is it?”, and “How is it different from existing herbal medicine?”

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.”)

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.”

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.

Ssanghwatang – Sunyujae Ssanghwa! Your family’s health guardian in winter! As the weather gets colder and the daily temperature range widens in autumn and winter, the body’s homeostasis can easily be disrupted. This often leads to symptoms like colds and body aches.

Ssanghwatang – After a long summer, when the transitional season brings a sharp drop in temperature, many people experience symptoms of colds or body aches. While our bodies try to maintain homeostasis, sudden temperature changes can lower immunity, making us susceptible to illnesses like the common cold.

Essential for the change of seasons! Preparing for the common cold and COVID-19 for the whole family. The sweltering summer has passed, and the change of seasons, with significant temperature differences between morning and evening, is approaching. During this time, the risk of exposure to viruses like the common cold and COVID-19 increases, so extra caution is necessary.

Currently, there’s a surge in patients with the common cold and COVID-19. Schools reopen in mid-August, and in September, families and relatives often gather for the Chuseok holiday. During these periods, the risk of virus transmission increases, so special caution is necessary.

For herbal medicine, students preparing for exams expend a great deal of energy through brain activity during their studies. The intense heat of July and August, coupled with “air-conditioningitis,” makes this a physically demanding period. Furthermore, with mental fatigue increasing due to special vacation lectures, boosting physical strength is paramount during this time.