Q If I get Korean medicine care, will my numbers return to normal even without medication? Please be honest with me.
A In mild cases, numbers often return to normal without medication through weight loss and lifestyle change, but if your numbers are already high, drug treatment may be needed. The goal is not to quit medication no matter what, but to revive metabolism and manage the numbers safely.
Detailed Answer
To be honest, how much metabolic syndrome improves depends on your current numbers and lifestyle. If you're still at a light stage, many people see several numbers return to normal with weight loss and diet and exercise alone. But if blood pressure or blood sugar is already at a dangerous level, you must combine drug treatment and should not try to replace it. The realistic goal of Korean medicine care is to help with weight loss and metabolic recovery so the numbers return to a safe range, and, if possible, to reduce medication in consultation with your doctor.
Our Korean Medicine Clinic's Perspective
At Dongjedang, instead of exaggerated promises, we aim for real change that empties what has piled up and revives metabolism to lower belly fat and the numbers together. Because we treat body fat and metabolism not separately but in one flow, it often leads to lasting results, unlike methods of starving yourself thin.
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