Lee Sol-i Shares 2.5-Day Steamed Vegetable Routine After Cancer Treatment

Lee Sol-i, the wife of comedian Park Sung-kwang, has once again revealed her daily meal management routine that she has maintained since battling gynecologic cancer. Photos posted on SNS on the 16th showed broccoli in a steamer and prepared vegetables.

Broccoli and 2.5-day meal plan posted on SNS

Along with a photo of her preparing broccoli, Lee Sol-i left a message saying, "What I do at the end of my day. Steaming anti-cancer vegetables. But why is the broccoli in this condition today?"

She also shared photos of prepared broccoli, paprika, cherry tomatoes, etc., explaining, "I usually eat like this for 2.5 days. Side dishes include sweet pumpkin, natto, eggs, occasionally yogurt, and seasonal fruits." She added, along with the supplements she takes at night, "Our bodies love routines very much."

Regular checkups following surgery and chemotherapy

The reason this post does not seem like a a simple meal update is that Lee Sol-i has been undergoing treatment and checkups after personally revealing her battle with gynecologic cancer last year.

Lee Sol-i previously revealed that she received a cancer diagnosis during the period she was preparing for a child after leaving her job, and underwent surgery and cytotoxic chemotherapy. It is known that she is currently undergoing regular checkups after receiving a diagnosis that there are no cancer cells in her body, but it was also conveyed that time is needed until a full recovery.

It is difficult to say that dietary life during or after cancer treatment is 'eating one thing will cure it.' A balanced meal including sufficient calories, protein, vegetables, and fruits forms the basis, and the foods to avoid vary depending on the individual's treatment stage and physical condition. The expression 'anti-cancer vegetables' used by Lee Sol-i is closer to the order of life she established to endure her day rather than a medical prescription.

2020 Marriage and appearance on 'Same Bed, Different Dreams 2: You Are My Destiny'

Lee Sol-i married Park Sung-kwang in 2020 and became known through SBS 'Same Bed, Different Dreams 2: You Are My Destiny.' Since then, while revealing her illness, she has directly responded to misunderstandings surrounding pregnancy and health.

This meal reveal is an extension of that. She did not package the daily life of a sick person as something special, but instead wrapped up her day by joking about the condition of the broccoli. Regarding health and treatment, readers should avoid speculation and follow only what Lee Sol-i chooses to share directly.