(7th round choice) Effective Digestive Medicine - Gas-Hwal Myeong Su
2023.07.07 11:22
If you have had indigestion or a bloated stomach for a long time, adults used to give you Hwalmyeongsu. I have been taking it as a digestive aid for over 20 years, and these days, there seem to be many types of digestive medicines. I just stick to what I used to take, and it seems to be the most effective.
Honestly, when I was young, I thought Hwalmyungsoo tasted good and didn't get indigestion, but I remember saying my stomach hurt and buying Hwalmyungsoo to drink lol
In my memory, it's almost like a cure-all, haha.
I give my children, who are now in upper elementary grades, a dose of Hyeolmyeongsu once in a while... Suddenly, I became curious about the origin and information of Hyeolmyeongsu.
Actually, I wouldn't have looked it up if it weren't for CashDoc Choice... (Thank you, CashDoc Choice^^)
First of all, there are many counterfeit versions of Hwalmyeongsu, but I have heard a lot about "Buchae Pyo" for a long time.
The product of Donghwa Pharmaceutical with a debt illustration is the true Vital Water. Don't be fooled by imitations lol
Below is information I found about the origin of Hyeolmyeongsu, which is well explained on the website. It was my first time visiting a pharmaceutical company's website to look up a digestive medicine, but since medication is important, I now think I should look it up like this before taking it in the future.
It is Korea's first digestive medicine. In Chinese characters, it is 活命水, meaning "water that saves lives." Considering that many people died from indigestion at that time, it is truly an appropriate name.
The timing of taking it is very important; it is recommended to drink it once digestion has progressed enough and nausea has slightly subsided.
With every sip, you can experience an incredible taste and aroma that open up your esophagus, nose, and mouth. When you feel bloated, drinking it might immediately soothe your stomach to some extent because of its flavor.
Like most antacids, there are people who claim that taking them the day after drinking alcohol is beneficial, but antacids are only for digestion and are not detoxifiers. Of course, they do not detoxify toxic substances caused by alcohol, but they do have a side effect of soothing the stomach.
With every sip, you can experience an incredible taste and aroma that open up your esophagus, nose, and mouth. When you feel bloated, drinking it might immediately soothe your stomach to some extent because of its flavor.
Like most antacids, there are people who claim that taking them the day after drinking alcohol is beneficial, but antacids are only for digestion and are not detoxifiers. Of course, they do not detoxify toxic substances caused by alcohol, but they do have a side effect of soothing the stomach.
Be cautious, as taking antacids for health benefits can actually have adverse effects on patients with gastrointestinal diseases. This is because they contain ingredients that can cause fatal side effects in such patients. In particular, the problematic ingredients in Hwal-myeong-su include capsaicin, L-menthol, and carbonic acid.
This excessively stimulates the stomach and esophagus, causing inflammation and side effects such as muscle tremors, ataxia, and a slow heartbeat. Moreover, excessive intake can lead to symptoms of fatigue and apathy, as well as side effects like nausea, vomiting, and exhaustion. Therefore, patients with gastrointestinal diseases such as reflux esophagitis, gastritis, or gastric ulcers should avoid long-term use of liquid digestants like Gas-Hwal-myeong-su.
This excessively stimulates the stomach and esophagus, causing inflammation and side effects such as muscle tremors, ataxia, and a slow heartbeat. Moreover, excessive intake can lead to symptoms of fatigue and apathy, as well as side effects like nausea, vomiting, and exhaustion. Therefore, patients with gastrointestinal diseases such as reflux esophagitis, gastritis, or gastric ulcers should avoid long-term use of liquid digestants like Gas-Hwal-myeong-su.
On the website, it shows the ingredients used in Hwalmyeongsu as well as various types of digestive medicines. Honestly, going to the pharmacy and saying "Please give me Hwalmyeongsu"
I just drank it as it was, but now I see there are so many types... There are even children's versions of herbal medicine, so it's useful.
After looking at the website, I was glad to learn more about the dosage and origin.. I think I can trust and take it more confidently in the future.
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