Q If I take herbal medicine for a long time, won't it strain my liver or intestines? My gut is weak so I'm worried.
A An oriental medicine doctor prescribes based on your constitution and bowel condition, minimizing the burden. Properly prescribed herbal medicine is managed not to affect liver function, and it actually makes the bowels more comfortable.
Detailed Answer
Many people vaguely worry that herbal medicine strains the liver, but herbal medicine prescribed and taken appropriately according to an oriental medicine doctor's diagnosis is managed not to harm liver function. For those with a weak gut, we prescribe in a direction with less burden, taking that condition into account.
Oriental Medicine Clinic Perspective
On the contrary, herbal medicine helps the weakened bowel's digestion and absorption, creating an environment that produces less gas and discharges it well. If you feel any discomfort while taking it, tell us right away and we'll adjust the composition—we treat with safety as the top priority.
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