Park Ji-yoon reveals stress-induced binge eating, now on 'repentance' egg diet
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Broadcaster Park Ji-yoon shared her struggles with stress-induced binge eating and drinking.
- She is currently on a "clean eating" diet as a form of repentance for her recent eating habits.
- Park previously advocated for eggs as an effective diet food, suggesting specific consumption methods.
South Korean broadcaster Park Ji-yoon has opened up about her recent struggles with stress-induced binge eating, including consuming beer, which she typically avoids. She revealed on her Instagram Stories that she is currently undertaking a "clean eating" diet as a form of repentance for her recent dietary habits.
Why am I not gaining weight? This week, I stress-ate and even drank beer, which I don't usually drink, and chewed on dried snacks before sleeping, so I gained weight and am currently on a repentance clean์.
Park shared a photo of her "repentance meal," which consisted of two fried eggs. This diet choice aligns with her previous advocacy for eggs as a highly effective food for weight loss. She has referred to eggs as a "natural Wegovy" or "egg-xar" due to their purported benefits.
Eggs are very effective for dieting. These days, eggs are called natural Wegovy or egg-xar.
Previously, Park had shared tips on incorporating eggs into a diet, suggesting that eating one or two eggs with olive oil, salt, and pepper about 15 to 20 minutes before a meal could help suppress appetite. She explained that this pre-meal snack could trigger the secretion of appetite-suppressing hormones, thereby preventing overeating and serving as a sufficient meal replacement.
It is good to eat 1-2 eggs sprinkled with olive oil, salt, and pepper 15-20 minutes before a meal. If you eat after secreting appetite-suppressing hormones first, you can prevent overeating, and it is sufficient as a meal replacement.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.