Unveiling the Secrets of Brain Cells and Anti-Aging Energy on SBS's 'Three Perspectives'

SBS's knowledge and health variety show 'Three Perspectives' is set to reveal the truth about 'brain cells,' which are created at birth and last a lifetime, and the secret to reversing the clock of aging with energy.

Airing on Sunday, the 8th, at 8:35 AM, 'Three Perspectives' will explore the secrets to 'cellular rejuvenation' that help fend off aging and disease from historical, scientific, and medical viewpoints. The show will feature host Kim Seok-hoon, Solji, science writer Kwak Jae-sik, docent Lee Chang-yong, gastroenterologist Kim Bo-min, and family medicine specialist Seo Myung-won.

The 'cell,' the smallest unit of our body, is mostly replaced over time, but brain cells are different. Created at birth, they remain with us for life. The brain, an irreplaceable organ, acts as the control tower for our thoughts, movements, and emotions. The issue arises as these precious brain cells are increasingly overtaken by 'zombie cells' as we age.

Born in 1972, actor and program host Kim Seok-hoon confronts the reality of zombie cells through an experiment in the studio. Observing the various diseases caused by zombie cells, he candidly shares his concerns about aging, saying, "These days, my memory and stamina aren't what they used to be. I can definitely feel the changes in my body."

Gastroenterologist Kim Bo-min warns, "If your body doesn't feel the same as before, it's evidence that zombie cells have already invaded your organs and brain." She further explains, "To protect brain cells from zombie cells and ensure new cells function properly, a supportive cellular energy environment is necessary," suggesting that supplementing with NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide) related to cellular energy metabolism is one approach.

Family medicine specialist Seo Myung-won emphasizes, "The starting point of rejuvenation is not appearance but the state of your cells," adding, "Paying attention to the small signals your body sends and replenishing cellular energy can change the direction of aging."

The increasing weight, easily fatigued body, and changing skin in the mirror are all related to the decline in brain cell energy. In an era where good food and exercise alone are insufficient, the fate of health and youth hinges on 'cellular energy management.' All of this will be unveiled in the 33rd episode of 'Three Perspectives' on Sunday, the 8th, at 8:35 AM.

Lee So-jung, TenAsia Reporter forusojung@tenasia.co.kr