Yoo Min-sang, do you want to go on a diet? "I think I can try it" [the birth of a body]

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Comedian Yoo Min-sang said he is on a diet.

Channel A's "Birth of a Body," which will air on the 10th, will reveal the story of a challenger who succeeded in reducing belly fat while eating regular food through the "two-week diet."

The challenger, who came to the "birth of the body," attracts attention by confessing that he has been taking digestive medicine from time to time due to symptoms of blood sugar after meals that do not go down easily, belly fat that does not fall out, and bloated indigestion. As a result, Makers points to the challenger's blood sugar control problem and decreased digestive function as the cause. It then adds surprise by adding that blood sugar, digestion, and weight problems, which seem to be completely different problems, are in fact closely linked to each other.

Lim Chae-sun's doctor then proposes a "two-week diet" that manages blood sugar and digestion at the same time as a solution for challengers. The project draws attention because it can be practiced without excessive diet restrictions by combining a cup of smoothie and a secret solution. In fact, despite the fact that the challenger went on a diet by eating Seolleongtang, squid fried rice, and tteokbokki as much as he wanted, he experienced an amazing change in waist circumference that decreased by more than double digits in just two weeks.

In particular, MC Yoo Min-sang, who watched the challenger's diet, responded honestly, "I think I can try it if I can eat tteokbokki while I'm on a diet," adding to expectations for the broadcast.

Attention is focusing on what the "two-week daily diet" will be, which manages blood sugar and digestion problems at the same time.

Meanwhile, "Birth of the Body" airs every Tuesday at 8 p.m.

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