Q I work in Dong-gu, Incheon, and want to get insulin resistance management, but it's hard to make time during the day.
A Insulin resistance management usually involves regular visits about a month apart to review weight and dietary changes and track progress. Visit times and herbal medicine can be coordinated to fit your work schedule, so we recommend booking before you come to be seen without waiting.
Detailed Answer
Metabolic management is more effective as regular visits that adjust the plan while observing changes in weight and diet, rather than ending with a single prescription. We usually check your condition about a month apart and confirm blood sugar and insulin levels with rechecks at about 3-month intervals. We set the form and timing of herbal medicine together so it's easy to take even during a busy day.
Our Korean Medicine Clinic's Perspective
Dongjedang sets up treatment and medication plans considering the schedules of office workers and self-employed people in the Dong-gu, Incheon area. At the first visit, we use pulse diagnosis and consultation to grasp where metabolism has slumped and the degree of surplus accumulated in the abdomen, and afterward we guide you to manage belly fat and metabolism together through short follow-up visits.
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