[All] The Park Na-rae illegal medical practice scandal is growing rapidly.

A, the 'injector' Park Na-rae I made a strong request to the manager.

"Haetnim eats three times a day, lol. On days when she eats a lot, she eats four times." (Person A)

He emphasized that diet pills should be taken at least twice a day. This prescription(?) isn't a precise diagnosis from a doctor. It's simply Aunt Jusa's experience. And the comparison is to "Haetnim."

The 'sunshine' that Aunt Joo is talking about is a mukbang YouTuber ' The picky eater (Real name: Kim Mi-kyung). It is also suspected that Haetnim received illegal drugs and received Ringer's solution.

'Short-mouthed Sunshine' told 'Dispatch', "I did receive anti-swelling medication at the hospital where Mr. A worked," but denied the claim, saying, "However, the diet pills and the Ringer's solution have nothing to do with it."

However, the KakaoTalk messages between Aunt Joo and Manager Park Na-rae tell a completely different story. Aunt Joo sent diet pills to Park Na-rae and cited Haetnim's case as an example.

"Haetnim eats 3 times a day, lol. On days when she eats a lot, she eats 4 times. Sometimes, Haetnim even dreams about going back to 99 kg. ㅠㅠ Even eating like that and maintaining a weight of 60 kg is an effort." (Person A)

It is known that Aunt Joo repeatedly emphasized the effectiveness of the medicine to Manager Park Na-rae, saying, "The secret to Haetnim's diet is my medicine," and "Haetnim lost 30 kg by taking my medicine."

'Short-mouthed Sunshine' also served as Aunt Joo's messenger. When Aunt Joo gave medicine to Sunshine, Sunshine's manager would deliver it to Manager Park Na-rae.

This part was also confirmed through KakaoTalk. Aunt Joo said, "I'll tell Haetnim to give (the medicine) to me on Friday during the filming on Saturday," and left the psychotropic medicine to Haetnim.

Park Na-rae, Key, and the short-tempered Sun. These three are from tvN's ' Amazing Saturday ' is the cast. The 'Nolto' members went to Aunt Joo's house or invited Aunt Joo to their house.

Park Na-rae and Key admitted to receiving illegal Ringer treatment. Meanwhile, the short-tempered Haetnim denied the claims to Dispatch, insisting only that she had received "swelling medication."

However, in the KakaoTalk message of Aunt Joo, there is a part that says, "Haetnim is coming on Thursday." When Park Na-rae's side asked when the ringer would be available, she replied, "Haetnim has decided to come on Thursday."

Park Na-rae's manager told Dispatch, "I met Haetnim's aunt's husband in Sangam-dong where Haetnim lives," and explained, "Haetnim was getting an IV drip, so (her aunt's) husband came out to deliver the medicine in her place."

Next up is the Ringer IV and machine. Park Na-rae reportedly used this set frequently. The two used a high-frequency machine to sweat while receiving the Ringer IV. This is bordering on illegal medical practice.

Dispatch uncovered additional illegal medical practices during its investigation of the case. The high-frequency stimulator, dubbed "OO Shape," was used. It was advertised as helping to break down fat and improve cellulite.

OO Shape is a medical device, not a cosmetic device. According to Article 33 of the Medical Service Act, medical devices may only be used by medical professionals within medical institutions (hospitals, clinics). Joo Sa-i-mo is not a medical professional, and the Ilsan officetel is not a hospital.

An official from the medical device manufacturer warned of the risks, telling Dispatch, "Individuals cannot purchase it. Furthermore, using it at home is absolutely impossible."

This is understandable, as OO Shape uses high-frequency, low-power lasers. It can cause serious skin burns and tissue damage. Professional supervision is essential.

Dispatch obtained photos of the device being used by Joo Sa-i-mo at her Ilsan home. It has been confirmed that Park Na-rae and others used it for body management purposes.

It's suspected that Haetnim also actively utilized the device. Some have heard Aunt Ju say, "Haetnim receives it with a higher intensity than Park Na-rae."

The police must also thoroughly investigate the process of prescribing and distributing illegal drugs (violation of the Medical Act) and the route of purchasing and exporting medical devices (violation of the Medical Device Act).

Meanwhile, Dispatch received a tip about Aunt Joo's past. The informant stated, "Aunt Joo is Korean. She doesn't have a medical license, but I understand she has a chef's license."

She continued, "I ran a pub with my ex-husband. After my ex-husband passed away, I met my current husband and we worked as plastic surgery brokers. I'm not a medical professional. I was a sales director who received commissions for attracting patients."