1. Acupuncture

Acupuncture involves inserting thin needles into specific acupoints to regulate and stimulate the body's energy flow, or 'Qi'. It is highly effective in relieving pain, reducing stress, boosting immunity, and improving blood circulation. This treatment is particularly recommended for patients suffering from chronic pain, muscle, and joint problems. (Image: Patient receiving acupuncture treatment)

2. Herbal Medicine

Herbal medicine, with its roots in thousands of years of tradition, utilizes natural herbs extracted from plants to restore bodily balance and promote health. Tailored herbal prescriptions, customized to the patient's constitution and symptoms, effectively address various health issues such as digestive problems, weakened immunity, and stress. Gongjindan and personalized herbal tonics are particularly popular.

3. Chuna Therapy

Chuna Therapy is a manual technique that uses hands or specialized tools to correct the body's imbalances by adjusting bones and muscles. It is highly effective in spinal alignment and pain relief, making it suitable for patients suffering from post-accident trauma or chronic musculoskeletal pain.

4. Moxibustion

Moxibustion involves burning mugwort to stimulate acupoints with its heat, expelling cold from the body, promoting blood circulation, and enhancing immunity. This treatment is especially effective for menstrual pain, indigestion, and cold body types, commonly benefiting women.

5. Oriental Diet Program

The Oriental Diet Program aims to promote healthy weight loss through constitution analysis and personalized herbal prescriptions. By combining dietary guidance based on one's body type with acupuncture and moxibustion treatments, this program boosts metabolism and helps achieve healthy weight reduction.

6. Oriental Skin and Beauty Program

This program combines natural cosmetics made from herbal ingredients with acupuncture and herbal treatments to improve skin health and beauty. It helps address skin troubles, wrinkles, and loss of elasticity, assisting in maintaining healthier and younger-looking skin.

7. 8 Types of Body (Eight Constitutions Theory)

In Korean traditional medicine, each individual is believed to have a unique constitution. After evaluations such as pulse diagnosis, tongue diagnosis, and constitution-specific characteristics, the patient is categorized into one of the eight body types. Based on this, tailored advice on suitable foods and lifestyle habits is provided to maintain health and prevent diseases.