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Liver Health
Protection Project!!!

Hello, this is Dr. Hong Ji-yeon, director of Yon Korean Medicine Clinic.

As company gatherings and social drinking, which were interrupted during the pandemic, have gradually increased, more people are visiting for consultations regarding hangover relief and liver health. So today, I would like to talk about recovering your physical condition after social gatherings.

You might wonder why we are discussing hangovers when it’s not even the end-of-year season, but as social distancing eased, many have noted that they are attending more gatherings than before, leading to an increase in inquiries about hangover relief.

Donguibogam

'Alcohol' in the Donguibogam

The best way to recover from social gatherings would be to avoid alcohol altogether, right? Haha. Of course, there are reports that a moderate amount of alcohol can promote blood circulation, warm the body, and help the cardiovascular system. The problem, however, is that few people drink just a moderate amount, and once you start, it's easy to forget and keep drinking.

The Donguibogam (Korean medical classic) states: "The nature of good alcohol is very hot and toxic, but it is clear, fragrant, and delicious, suiting the palate; it promotes the circulation of Qi and harmonizes the blood, making it compatible with the body. Because of this, the drinker does not realize they have exceeded their limit."

To summarize: "Because alcohol is highly hot and highly toxic, it can both benefit and harm a person. Drinking in moderation helps blood circulation, but excessive consumption makes one prone to various diseases. You should not force yourself to eat after getting drunk. You should not binge drink or drink too rapidly."

Guidelines

How to Protect Your Liver
During Social Gatherings

Rule 01

Don't drink alcohol
quickly on an empty stomach

Rule 02

Avoid greasy or
hard-to-digest snacks

Rule 03

Never drink 'hair-of-the-dog'
to cure a hangover

Rule 04

Ensure you give your liver
plenty of rest after overindulgence

Clinic Care

Hangover Management and Liver Protection,
Start with 'Haejusan'

If you are concerned about your liver health or suffer from lingering hangovers,
you can manage them healthily with "Haejusan,"
developed by the Kyung Hee University Korean Medicine Hospital.

302, 3F, 44, Supsokmaeul-ro, Ilsandong-gu, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do
(Parking available at Pung-dong Public Parking Lot No. 2. Please inform the desk of your vehicle number.)

Alcohol Decomposition & Liver Protection

By accelerating the decomposition of alcohol in the blood and protecting liver function, it helps relieve hangovers after drinking and prevents or treats alcoholic liver disease.

Convenient Carry & Dosage

Take 1-2 packets before or after drinking, or 3 times a day. As it is in granule form, it is easy to carry and can be easily dissolved in the mouth without water.