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Gongjindan (拱辰丹) originated from a prescription recorded in the Yuan Dynasty medical text "Shiyi Dexiaofang" (世醫得效方) and was later introduced in the "Dongui Bogam" (Principles and Practice of Eastern Medicine). The name 'Gongjin' (拱辰) is derived from the image of stars gathering around the North Star, signifying the preservation and reinforcement of the body's fundamental energy. 🌿 What are the ingredients in Gongjindan? Traditional Musk Gongjindan is based on musk, deer antler velvet (nokyong), angelica root (danggwi), and cornus fruit (sansuyu). • Musk — A medicinal herb with strong aromatic properties that helps with circulation and communication within the body. • Deer Antler Velvet (Nokyong) — A medicinal herb traditionally used to replenish vital energy and essence/blood. • Angelica Root (Danggwi) — A medicinal herb that nourishes blood and aids blood circulation. • Cornus Fruit (Sansuyu) — A medicinal herb that nourishes the liver and kidneys and helps consolidate vital energy. However, the prescription for Gongjindan can vary depending on the type and content of musk, the part of the deer antler used, and the mixing ratio. ✨ What effects can be expected? In traditional Korean medicine, it has been used as a restorative tonic for conditions such as low energy, fatigue, decreased physical strength, and the need for recovery. It is particularly prescribed for those who are overworked, have low physical stamina, need to manage their health before exams or important events, or are considering a restorative tonic during recovery from illness or surgery. However, Gongjindan does not have the same effect on everyone, so it is important to choose a prescription that is suitable for your current health condition and constitution. 🕘 When and how much should I take? Generally, it is common to take one pill on an empty stomach in the morning. Since the dosage may vary depending on the product or prescription (e.g., 1-2 pills per day), it is recommended to follow the instructions provided by your practitioner. Please make an appointment before visiting. Courier delivery and non-face-to-face consultations are also available.