Comedian Shin Gi-ru has thrown down the gauntlet to slow-aging therapy.

On the first broadcast of Channel A‘s ‘Therapy House Arawon’ (hereafter referred to as ‘Aerawon’), which aired on the 28th, Shin Gi-ru revealed that she decided to appear because she wanted to change her lifestyle.

Shin Gi-ru went to get her body composition measured to find out her current health. However, when the machine showed an error in measurement, she showed off her unique wit, saying that she would fight the machine if she continued like this.

Shin Gi-ru scored 42 on the body composition test, but she was satisfied that she had gained weight evenly, saying that her muscle mass was 33kg and her body fat mass was 65.5kg, both of which were above standard. Later, when Professor Jeong Hee-won appeared and complained that his body fat percentage was increasing to the late 10 kg, Shin Gi-ru joked that his body fat percentage was over 65 kg.

She then listened intently to Professor Jeong Hee-won’s explanation of why abdominal fat is dangerous, and sighed, saying that she finally felt like she would live now while eating strawberries before the meal.



In addition, Shin Gi-ru was embarrassed when she saw the prepared grains, saying, “I don‘t think pigeons would like that?” She was also frustrated by Shin Ae-ra’s words that she eats seaweed without seasoning, but soon she inhaled the rice and side dishes, making the viewers‘ mouths water.

Meanwhile, Shin Gi-ru finished eating and went out to exercise with the crew. When Lee Hyun-yi suggested that they do squats, Shin Gi-ru said, “I don’t even know what squats are,” causing laughter.

After some free time, she confessed her true feelings to Shin Ae-ra. Shin Gi-ru said, “(After living in obscurity for a long time, now that I am stable) I need to get healthy. I feel like I should live happily since I am doing well this late,” and made viewers emotional by vowing to get her health back.

Shin Gi-ru, who took on the challenge of slow aging for the first time in her life, captivated viewers with her straightforward talk and diverse charm. Shin Gi-ru’s activities can be seen on Channel A’s “Therapy House Aerawon,” which airs on Tuesday, February 4 at 10 p.m.

Reporter Choi Yoon-na, Donga.com yyynnn@donga.com

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