Since I was young, for indigestion, Donghwa Pharmaceutical's Buchaepyo Gas Hwal Myeong Su!!

My choice is definitely!!! Donghwa Pharmaceutical's Dasan, Gass, and Halmyeongsu!!!

 

 

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I don't even remember when it started, but since I was young, my digestion has always been poor, and we always had Gas-Hwalmyeongsu at home~ ^^

Even if you take antacids, also take it with Gas-Hwal Myeong Su.

I think I always drank Gas-Hwal Myeong Su first when I felt indigestion, bloating, or nausea.

I really like the unique scent of Hyeolmyeongsu. Somehow, just smelling it makes me feel like I can digest anything.

When I drink, I feel a cool sensation and a slight burp comes up, which makes digestion easier.

Of course, that's an exception when you feel extremely bloated or have overeaten~~

In such cases, I first take a bottle of Hwalmyongsu as a temporary remedy~~ If that still doesn't work, it seems like they resort to cutting or other measures.

Is it just me who sometimes wants to eat this even when it's delicious and doesn't cause bloating?

Vital medicine is an over-the-counter medication, so it can be purchased without a prescription and is available at convenience stores or regular supermarkets, making it easy and convenient to buy and take.

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I wondered what "Hwal-myeong-su" meant, and it turns out it uses the characters for "revive" (활), "life" (목숨), and "water," meaning "water that saves lives." Oh, it's a medicine that was made a very long time ago, and I think the name is really well chosen.

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Since I chose the digestive medicine~~~ I also took this opportunity to learn more about Hwalmyeongsu~~ and the story was really interesting.

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The first encounter of Eastern and Western medicine, Hwalmyeongsu

In 1897, Royal Court Herald Nocheon Min Byung-ho developed the first modern medicine called Hwal-myeong-su by combining traditional Korean herbal medicine prescriptions used exclusively in the royal court with the latest Western medicine of the time, representing the highest level of medical expertise in Joseon.

 

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Water that saves lives, Hyeolmyeongsu!!

 

The launch of Hwal-myeongsu in 1897 marked the end of an era where people lost their lives to indigestion and vomiting and diarrhea, and it signaled the beginning of Korea's pharmaceutical industry. At that time, herbal decoctions were the only form of medicine, and Hwal-myeongsu, which was highly effective and easy to take, was a precious and expensive remedy that gained immense popularity as "water that saves lives."

Additionally, Hwalmyeongsu employs proactive brand management by using easy-to-pronounce and memorable names, as well as protecting trademarks that are similar to existing brands.

Actually, is there anyone among Koreans who doesn't know Hyeolmyeongsu? I think everyone remembers it as a formula: indigestion equals Hyeolmyeongsu.

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Vitalize evolving through consumer-centered thinking and relentless research efforts

The first president of Donghwa Pharmaceutical, Eun Po-min Kang, was responsible for the Seoul Yeontongbu and sold Hyeolmyeong-su to fund the independence movement, striving to save the country. Then, Bo-dang Yoon Chang-sik took over Donghwa Pharmaceutical, which was facing management difficulties, and with the entrepreneurial spirit of "Don't make medicine unless it's good," he launched a second startup in 1937. Subsequently, Gason Yoon Kwang-yeol, an honorary chairman, created carbonated Hyeolmyeong-su in 1967 by adding carbon dioxide to the original, amidst a flood of counterfeit products.

The carbonated medicinal water we know and drink was produced in 1967!!

Today, Hwalmyeongsu has advanced its production facilities through continuous consumer-focused research and development, and has successfully implemented scientific sterilization processes. All liquid digestive products, including Hwalmyeongsu, are said to be preservative-free.

Preservative: A substance that prevents the growth of microorganisms and fungi to prevent food spoilage / It probably isn't good for the human body to artificially prevent products from spoiling.

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Medicine that heals the pain of the nation!! 

Under Japanese rule, the Seoul Communication Office, a secret administrative agency connecting domestic and international efforts for national independence, was established at the current Donghwa Pharmaceuticals Sunhwa-dong headquarters. It sold Hyalmyeongsu and used part of the proceeds to raise funds for independence, which were then delivered to the Provisional Government. To commemorate this, Seoul City erected a Communication Office monument at the site of Donghwa Pharmaceuticals in 1995, highlighting the company's deep-rooted history in the independence movement.

Wow~~ I just learned for the first time that Donghwa Pharmaceutical was a company that led the independence movement~~~

These days, brand image is really important, isn't it? I'm so proud that the medicine I liked was produced by a company that participated in the independence movement.

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Oh!! Did you know that there are many different types of Hwalmyungso?

 

What we usually buy and eat is Kkaseu Hwal Myeong Su Q-액. https://community.cashdoc.me/slug-sohwaje/6037519

There are also Hwalmyeongsu liquid, Miin Hwalmyeongsu liquid, Kkomma Hwalmyeongsu liquid, Hwalmyeongsu extract, Hwalmyeongsu liquid, and Miin extract.

 

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Generally, Hyeolmyeongsu, although it has different names, is all a digestive-related liquid used for indigestion, overeating, bloating, stomach distension, nausea, vomiting, and loss of appetite. However, Miin Hyeolmyeongsu and Kkomma Hyeolmyeongsu are also medicines taken when there are intestinal issues such as constipation, loose stools, abdominal bloating, or abnormal fermentation in the intestines.

 

It is best to choose and take according to the symptoms. Especially for children, it is better to take specially formulated children's herbal medicine rather than the medicine that adults take.

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The gas canister purchased at the convenience store is blue, not green...

The active ingredients in the medicines are very slightly different, with some containing more green-colored components, but even when I read the names of the difficult active ingredients, I couldn't quite tell what the differences were.

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Anyway, I often feel indigestion and have poor digestion, so I tend to drink Hyeolmyeongsu more frequently than others, but Hyeolmyeongsu is not a panacea, and since medicine is not good to take frequently, I should not rely solely on digestive aids~~ I think I should try to improve digestion through exercise as much as possible.