Korean Medicine Clinic in Gaegeum, Busan, Korea

I took medicine once a day for about a month and worked out at the gym about once a week. I didn't follow any special diet, but I also didn't overeat, didn't drink alcohol at all, and took high doses of vitamins. Since I started herbal medicine, my bowel movements have been excellent. One downside is that I pass gas easily, but since my digestion is so good, I'm losing weight. I'm not in a hurry to lose weight, as I think it might be unhealthy for my body. I was nearly at 59 or 60 kg, but I've gradually dropped to the mid-57 kg range. My goal is to slowly reach below 55 kg, and I plan to continue taking one packet a day during the second stage.

I’m receiving physical therapy after a car accident. The doctor in charge explains the treatment methods and everything else in detail every time I have a session, and is incredibly kind~ The nurses are also great—they carefully check how I’m feeling and whether I’ve improved after each treatment. Oh, and among the nurses, there’s a short-haired lady who might be the team leader, and she is really, really kind~~👍👍 Thanks to them, I go to the hospital feeling comfortable every time, and I’m getting good treatment~~!! The staff who help with stretching also do a really great job and make me feel so refreshed. If I had to point out one downside, even though there are one or two staff members at the reception desk, the check-in process is extremely slow.

I first went there because my lower back pain had become chronic, and after two or three visits, my back improved so much that I started going regularly. When I was younger, I thought of Korean medicine clinics as a form of alternative medicine, but as I’ve gotten older, I find myself choosing them more often because they’re easier on my body than Western hospitals. I highly recommend Yeonji Korean Medicine Clinic—the doctor and nurses are incredibly kind, too.