Heo Yang-im, Dementia Warning and Brain Damage

SBS's 'Three Perspectives' will reveal the principles of reactive oxygen species that destroy the brain and introduce antioxidant defense methods using glutathione. The broadcast will suggest that 'flickering,' easily overlooked in the digital dementia era, could be a precursor to Parkinson's disease or dementia.

The reactive oxygen species generated during the process of creating energy from the oxygen necessary for life damage brain cells through oxidation. This corrodes the brain like a 'serial arsonist,' and the key is how to overcome the paradox of oxidation that no one can avoid.

Docent Lee Chang-yong mentioned the phenomenon of Van Gogh's masterpiece 'Sunflowers' changing color due to oxygen and light, delivering the fact that oxygen that destroys masterpieces can also be fatal to brain health, shocking the studio.

Science writer Kwak Jae-sik introduces 'glutathione,' called the 'antioxidant conductor,' as the secret to winning the 'war with oxygen.' The broadcast is expected to reveal the antioxidant power of glutathione, symbolized by a unicorn, and delivery technology that overcomes absorption rate limitations.

Family medicine specialist Heo Yang-im emphasized that memory gaps are a strong warning sign of brain cell damage and argued that in an era with one million dementia patients, it is crucial to prevent brain cell destruction and manage oxidative stress.