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Discover Your Korean Constitutional Body Type Series

  • An illustration depicting human anatomy with chakra points and celestial symbols against a background of Korean words and symbols, centered around the human figure with the word 'МТУRЕ' at the bottom.

    Part 1 - M Type

    M type people tend to have excess water and are susceptible to fluid retention and water weight gain.

  • An educational diagram showing Korean food preferences, indicating that J type food is associated with weak metal, affecting the large intestine and lung, while S type food is linked to strong wood, affecting the gall bladder and liver, with a human figure illustrating internal organs and flow lines.

    Part 2 - J Type

    J type people tend to have weakness of the lung and large intestine and are more susceptible to respiratory and allergy difficulties.

  • Illustration of a human silhouette with a flame on the chest and a swirl on the abdomen, a running horse, Japanese characters in the background, and the words "S TYPE" at the bottom.

    Part 3 - S Type

    S type people tend to have weakness of the Kidney and Urinary Bladder or the Water element, and are susceptible to low back, knee pain, and ulcers.

  • Silhouettes of a woman and a man facing each other with a dragon cloud in the background, showing internal organs highlighted in orange, with the word 'HYPER' overlaid.

    Part 4 - H Type

    COMING SOON
    H type people tend to have weakness of the Heart and Small Intestine, the Fire element, and are susceptible to palpitations, insomnia, anxiety, and heat intolerance.

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