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2026.05.26 · Views 4,368
When I first tried dieting with herbal medicine, I consulted at a factory-style facility and took the pills twice a day, morning and evening. Back then, I had constant heart palpitations and couldn't sleep well, so it was hard dealing with my daily routine getting messed up. Of course, I did lose weight, but... when I stopped taking them, the yo-yo effect was inevitable, and I even developed irregular periods. I was actually starting to regret it. However, at the place I go to now, perhaps because they provide individual care every week, I don't experience any discomfort at all. I guess terms like "1:1 management" and "close care" aren't just for show haha. I see a lot of people getting Mounza injections these days, but considering your body type and the potential for a yo-yo effect later on, I personally think herbal medicine isn't a bad option.
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Ah, I was thinking of trying Mounjaro, so I asked some acquaintances who are using it, and they said it's a bit scarier than they expected ㅠㅠ Do you happen to know the name of the Korean medicine clinic you're currently going to? If it's a place that offers personalized care, it would truly be safe...
I went there hoping I wouldn't experience any side effects, even if I couldn't reach my target weight quickly. The constipation I was most worried about hasn't happened, and it's a relief that it hasn't really interfered with my daily life. You really can't ignore this... I've experienced it before ㅜㅜㅜ After going through so much trouble, and the weight rebound wasn't completely absent either.... It's Hak A Jae Korean Medicine Clinic, and it's in Apgujeong!