"Flakes of skin
fall off like snow
every morning
because of psoriasis..."

"I've tried
all kinds of treatments
for over 10 years,
but it doesn't work."

This patient asked,
“I’ve been on various treatments
for psoriasis for 10 years,
but why isn’t it working?”

It's heartbreaking
to hear the question
from a patient
living in daily despair.

One day, I got a call from Japan.
"I was treated at a
famous university hospital in Japan,
but psoriasis kept getting worse.
They said there was
no more treatment
with modern medicine,
so I called Director Park."

Not only the
psoriasis patient above,
but also the
Japanese psoriasis patient
had very severe
psoriasis symptoms,
but was not treated.

Even with treatment
at a renowned university hospital,
the child’s condition
only grew more severe,
and eventually, he was told
his condition was incurable.

The patient’s mother asked me,
“Doctor, can it be treated?”
I answered,
“Your son has
very severe psoriasis,
but we will do
everything we can.”

What happened to this
Japanese patient after that?
Was he cured?

"Doctor, can my psoriasis
really be cured?"

This is the most common question
from our psoriasis patients.

It would be more helpful
for patients to watch interviews
with other psoriasis patients
than for me to answer
this question directly.

I would like to
take this opportunity
to express my sincere
gratitude to these patients,
who participated in the filming
hoping to help others with psoriasis.

HM Korean Medicine Clinic
is trusted by a diverse
range of patients from both
Korea and around the world.

So what is the reason
people come to HM Clinic,
even from distant and
unfamiliar countries?

"Psoriasis takes a
greater toll
on the heart and mind
than it does on the skin."

HM Medical Clinic is committed
to creating a world
without psoriasis.

Then, let's take a look
at the treatment progress
of the Japanese patient above.

This photo was taken after
one year of treatment with HM-V.

You can see that the severe
keratinization and erythema
that had spread across your body
have subsided, and your skin
has returned to a healthy,
normal condition.

To prevent recurrence,
the patient continued with
additional treatment
for about a year.

Recently, I received a message
of gratitude from the
patient’s mother, saying
that the patient
has been doing well
and staying healthy.

When patients with psoriasis
visit us for the first time,
this is the question
I always ask first:

"In order to be healthy,
does our blood need
to be clean or dirty?"

Most patients respond,
“It should be clean.”

This time,
I rephrase the question slightly
and ask it like this:

"In order to treat psoriasis,
do you think the blood
needs to be clean or dirty?"

Again this time,
most patients respond,
“It should be clean.”

Most psoriasis patients
may not be doctors,
but they instinctively know
that clean blood
is essential for good health.

Now, let’s take a closer look
at the relationship between
blood and psoriasis.

Next, we’ll look at the
blood of a patient
who showed improvement
in their skin disease
after treatment at our hospital.

Unlike the psoriasis patients
described earlier,
this patient’s blood shows
round-shaped red blood cells
and clear plasma.

Why is the blood of
psoriasis patients
not as clean as
that of healthy individuals?

Then, let’s take a look
at some of the more
unusual blood videos
from skin patients
who visited HM Clinic.

These videos help patients
clearly understand how
impure human blood can become.

"Does the blood need to be
clean or dirty
in order to heal psoriasis?"
What would be the correct
answer to this question?

The correct answer is:
"The blood needs to be clean."

So, let’s explore
why the blood of
psoriasis patients
tends to be more impure.

The large intestine of
a healthy individual
hosts a variety of
microorganisms—including
bacteria, viruses, fungi, and yeast—
that play important
physiological roles such as
aiding digestion,
regulating immunity, and
facilitating nutrient absorption.

Lactobacillus helps
ferment dietary fiber,
while Bacteroides and Prevotella
break down polysaccharides and
regulate the immune system.

Bifidobacterium contributes
to stabilizing
the intestinal environment,
promoting the growth of
beneficial bacteria,
and enhancing immune function.

These intestinal bacteria
help prevent pathogenic infections
by inhibiting harmful microbes
from colonizing the colon,
strengthen the tight junctions of
intestinal epithelial cells,
block the penetration of toxins
and pathogens through
the intestinal barrier,
purify the blood, and
contribute to
maintaining healthy skin.

In the colons of psoriasis patients,
beneficial bacteria such as
Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus
are significantly reduced.

As a result,
the microbial diversity in the colon
is significantly reduced,
while harmful bacteria
such as Clostridium difficile
and Staphylococcus increase.

These harmful bacteria
produce substances such as LPS,
which promote
inflammatory responses
and worsen psoriasis
through the bloodstream.

The detoxification treatment
at HM Clinic improves
the intestinal environment
to promote colon detox,

supports liver detoxification
by enhancing liver function,

purifies the blood by
eliminating blood toxin,

and removes
inflammatory substances
from the skin
to aid in skin detox.

HM-V is prescribed by HM clinic team
as a personalized treatment,
tailored 1:1 to the type and
severity of the
patient’s psoriasis symptoms.

Here are some of the
medicinal plants
included in HM-V.

These medicinal ingredients help
detoxify toxins from the
liver, colon, blood, and skin.
Their powerful
anti-inflammatory effects
help reduce skin inflammation
and support the
treatment of psoriasis.

All herbal ingredients
used at HM Clinic
are sourced exclusively from
suppliers certified with HGMP,
the Korean Ministry of
Food and Drug Safety’s standard
for Good Manufacturing and
Quality Control Practices
for herbal medicine,
to ensure safe and
reliable treatment.