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When your stomach constantly feels chilled and cold, does your mind also become cold and anxious? A sudden surge of emotion, an unexplainable feeling of anxiety and depression... Could this be a warning sign sent by your cold belly?

Do you wake up in the morning with a bitter taste in your mouth that does not go away even after drinking water, or often feel bloated and stuffy after meals? If your flank aches without reason and you hesitate over minor decisions, it may be time to consider whether your gallbladder is struggling silently.

Does it feel like your stomach is about to burst and heavily bloated right after eating? While others easily finish a full bowl, you might wonder why your abdomen swells so much after eating just a tiny bit. I completely understand this distress.

Have you ever felt a sharp stomach ache right before an important exam or presentation, or felt completely blocked at the epigastrium whenever you are stressed? If you have been blaming only your gut, wondering if your irritable bowel syndrome is acting up again, it is time to pause and listen to what our heart has to say.

Are you troubled by a heavy, uncomfortable stomach from morning to night, along with frequent belching and gas? Do you feel as if you have persistent food stagnation, finding your quality of life diminished because digestion never feels easy? Chronic dyspepsia should not be left unaddressed. The underlying cause of these ongoing symptoms can be understood through the concept of phlegm-fluid in the Donguibogam.

Have you noticed yourself sighing often without reason, feeling annoyed for no particular reason, or even feeling a heavy stuffiness or sharp stabbing ache in your left or right flank? It is easy to brush it off as simply stress, but the signals sent by our bodies are remarkably clear. Today, shall we look closely into the SOS signals sent by your flanks?

Do you find yourself feeling bloated and experiencing indigestion when dealing with daily stress? Addressing both tension and digestive discomfort together can be helpful.

Do you hesitate to pick up your chopsticks because your stomach feels bloated and uncomfortable for some reason, even when facing delicious food? For those whose stomachs are always troubled and immediately send distress signals whenever worries arise, today’s story is just for you. When the mind hurts, the stomach weeps right along with it.

Heartburn, food retention, and a persistent feeling of indigestion that trouble you almost every day. Doesn’t it get even worse whenever you are stressed?