Seoul Asan Medical Center, the largest hospital in Korea, posted an urgent notice on a social media (SNS) thread on the 23rd titled 'Beware of Illegal Name Theft and False Advertising,' stating, "Recently, unauthorized advertisements using the names of Seoul Asan Medical Center and its medical staff have been spreading online," adding, "In particular, Professor Woo Chang-yoon is not currently employed at Seoul Asan Medical Center." The reason is the so-called 'Seoul Asan Medical Center Woo Chang-yoon Recipe' that has recently been spreading on threads and Facebook. One thread with nearly 40,000 views ,,,, wrote, "Professor Chang-Yoon Woo of Asan Medical Center in Seoul took it for about a week because it was called a natural maunjaro, but he has already lost 3kg." High in calories The noodles were borrowed from 'Seoul Asan Medical Center' and 'Professor Woo Chang-yoon' to disguise them as 'natural maunja food' that won't cause weight gain. Clicking on this post would bring up links to purchase ingredients like shrimp and broth, claiming it was an advertisement disguised as 'Seoul Asan Medical Center Woo Chang-yoon recipes.' Another thread posted a photo of stir-fried tofu and bean sprouts, saying, "This is a completely natural obesity treatment. The first digit of (weight) changed from 6 to 5," and added, " I bow deeply to Professor Woo Chang-yoon at Seoul Asan Medical Center," ,,,Similarly, if you click on a post, you'll see a message saying 'This is the best way to finish seasoning for a great flavor,' along with a link to purchase a specific oyster sauce. When you click the link, you'll find oyster sauce featuring a specific person's name, and there are 37,000 product reviews. There are so many posts like this that even in threads, people say, "Every recipe says you want to bow to Professor Woo Chang-yoon at Seoul Asan Medical Center, but really, Is there anyone here?" It's no wonder Asan Medical Center posted a notice!!!!!!!
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