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Hansarang Korean Medicine Clinic in Daerim introduces the causes, symptoms, and treatment methods for gastric atony (weak stomach motility) , as well as the herbal formula Onwihwan (Warm Stomach Pill) often prescribed for this condition. What Is Gastric Atony? Gastric atony refers to a condition in which the stomach’s muscular contractions become weak, causing food to remain in the stomach for an extended time. Even without structural problems such as ulcers, sluggish gastric movement can lead to chronic indigestion and discomfort. Unlike a temporary upset stomach, gastric atony tends to persist, requiring accurate diagnosis and proper treatment. Main Causes of Gastric Atony Several factors contribute to gastric atony. Overeating, greasy foods, and frequent late-night meals can all weaken stomach motility. Stress and irregular daily habits disrupt the autonomic nervous system, further aggravating the condition. Chronic fatigue, overwork, and a weak digestive constitution (calle...

Hansarang Korean Medicine Clinic in Daerim-dong, Seoul introduces Youngshin-hwan , a well-known traditional Korean herbal digestive remedy. Often called the “herbal digestive pill,” it is designed to help relieve bloating, fullness, and indigestion naturally. Why You May Need the Herbal Digestive Medicine Youngshin-hwan After eating oily or heavy food, rushing through meals, or experiencing a stressful day, it’s not uncommon to feel that familiar discomfort — heaviness in the stomach, tightness in the chest, and sluggish digestion. These symptoms are classic signs of indigestion. Rather than relying solely on over-the-counter antacids, Korean medicine emphasizes addressing the root cause of digestive imbalance. Youngshin-hwan has long been prescribed as a natural herbal digestive aid for people who frequently suffer from food stagnation or chronic indigestion. Origin of the Herbal Digestive Remedy Youngshin-hwan Although the name Youngshin-hwan (靈神丸) appears in historical t...

  Daerim-dong Oriental Medicine Clinic We will introduce how to take Musk Gongjindan, the proper method of consumption, and explain the differences in its efficacy, effects, and ingredients. Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions about Gongjindan. Gongjindan Ingredients Gongjindan is made from a refined combination of four core medicinal herbs: musk, deer antler, angelica root, and cornelian cherry. In traditional Korean medicine, the interaction between medicinal herbs is highly valued. Gongjindan is a formula in which this principle of synergy is perfectly realized. Generally, the formula containing musk is called “Musk Gongjindan” or “Original Gongjindan.” Since musk is extremely rare and valuable, it is sometimes replaced with other herbs such as costus root ( mokhyang ) or agarwood ( chimhwang ), creating variants such as Mokhyang Gongjindan or Chimhwang Gongjindan. In some formulas, the amount of deer antler is increased, creating what is known a...