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Hello, and thank you for visiting storybongbong.

This blog is dedicated to sharing reliable, easy-to-understand health insights and practical wellness strategies that can be applied in daily life. My writing is grounded in real-world professional experience and continuous personal study, aiming to help readers make healthier and more informed choices.

My Background

I operate this blog based on three key areas of experience:

1. Analytical Foundation

I studied History and Philosophy at Sogang University, where I developed critical thinking skills and the ability to evaluate information objectively. These tools help me analyze health topics responsibly and present them clearly.

2. Orthopaedic-Related Practical Experience

For five years, I worked in claims adjustment, dealing with various cases related to orthopaedic injuries and rehabilitation. Through this, I gained a practical understanding of pain management, physical recovery, and real-world health issues.

3. Preventive Health Business Experience

Over the past eight years, I have operated a preventive health-focused business, which requires constant research on effective wellness methods and lifestyle strategies. This hands-on experience adds a real-life dimension to the content I write about.

What You’ll Find Here

  • Evidence-informed explanations on health, nutrition, and general wellness

  • Practical lifestyle guides for maintaining healthy habits

  • Personal insights drawn from my professional and business experience

My goal is to provide clarity, reliability, and practical value—not medical advice, but trustworthy information that helps you think and choose better for your own well-being.

Trust & Disclaimer

All articles on storybongbong are written using credible sources and professional references.
However, the content is for informational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for professional medical diagnosis, treatment, or advice.
Please consult a qualified healthcare provider for any personal health concerns.

Contact

Thank you sincerely for your interest in this blog.
If you have any inquiries, suggestions, or requests, feel free to reach out:

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