"Baryngeal cancer," which Kim Woo-bin battled, was the cause of ○○ 1 in 5 people.."No simple cold". [Three eyes]

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SBS knowledge and health entertainment show "Three Eyes" sheds light on how modern people's tight hiding leads to aging and disease collapse, and reveals key secrets to protecting the rhythm of survival called "breath."

In SBS's "Three Eyes," which will air at 8:35 a.m. on the 11th, MC Kim Seok-hoon and So Seul-ji, science writers Kwak Jae-sik, docent Lee Chang-yong, oriental doctor Cho Eun-hye and otolaryngologist Yang Seung-chan will find the rhythm of survival of modern people and explore how to protect their whole body health through three perspectives: history, science and medicine.

The nose is an organ that breathes and is at the forefront of immunity, but it is easy for modern people to neglect nasal congestion, runny nose, and rhinitis. When a case of death after being diagnosed with nasopharyngeal cancer after mistaking a runny nose for a simple cold was introduced, MC Kim Seok-hoon said, "It is so shocking that simple symptoms can be a sign of taking lives." In fact, one in five adults in Korea experience allergic rhinitis. Dawson Lee Chang-yong tells an interesting story by hypothesizing that "the reason why it is difficult for Koreans to protect 'nose health' is because there is a joke that Grandfather Dangun was cheated of real estate."

In our body, the nose is the first gateway to outside air and the starting point of immunity to filter toxins and pathogens. However, when rhinitis becomes chronic, "oral breathing" that breathes through the mouth becomes a habit due to nasal congestion, which breaks the balance of facial muscles and accelerates aging. What is even scarier is the fact that inflammation, which has not been collected and discharged in the nose, compresses the area around the eyes beyond the sinuses, and can even spread to the brain, causing a 'brain abscess'. The studio is shocked by the fact that the moment the nose is blocked, the path to the brain can be contaminated.

"In Donguibogam, the nose is expressed as 'the place where God stays for a while', that is, 'the divine 閭,'" said Ji Eun-hye, an oriental doctor, introducing the secret herb of 'nose health' that Heo Jun, the author of Donguibogam, found for the people. The identity of this 'herbal herb', which is effective in controlling not only the nose but also systemic toxins and inflammation, is revealed through broadcasting. Yang Seung-chan, an otolaryngologist, said, "Repeated runny nose, stuffy nose, and inflammation, which we don't consider insignificant, can threaten brain and lung health," adding, "Restoring nose health is the first step to reviving whole body health."

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