Quick note: This video was filmed on April 26th and used the best information we had at that time about COVID-19. This is a fast-developing virus, so there's a good chance that more information will come out about how this coronavirus works in the body. As for bread, here's a real good naturally-leavened sourdough recipe: - Combine 1 cup sourdough starter, 2.5 cups all-purpose flour, 1/2 cup whole wheat flour, and 1 cup water. Don't worry about working it too much, just get everything mixed together. - Cover and wait for 20 min. - Add 1 1/4 teaspoon of salt and knead until dough surface becomes smooth. - Cover dough and wait 1 hour. - On a floured surface, fold the dough like an envelope, using a scraper if needed. - Cover dough and wait 1.5 hours. - Gently turn dough onto floured surface again and shape the loaf into a tight ball. - Place the dough seam-side up in a floured bowl. I have a little proofing basket that I put mine in that gives it a nice pattern. - Cover and wait 2 hours. Or, if you prefer, you can put the bread in the fridge at this point to bake the next morning. - Pre-heat your oven at 450 degrees for at least an hour with whatever you're gonna put your bread on. I prefer a dutch oven. - After heating, gently tip your dough onto parchment paper (seam-side down) and slash the top. - Gently put your dough into the hot dutch oven, put the lid on, put it in the oven, and bake it for about 25 minutes. - Take the lid of the dutch oven off and continue to bake for 10-15 minutes. - Remove from oven and let it cool on a rack. Voila! You've got a naturally-leavened sourdough loaf! Enjoy!
This was a fantastically well produced video, but that recipe can only work in the San Francisco Bay Area. Don't go teasing the rest of the world! The local yeasts will always ruin any sourdough starter. I miss only two things from growing up in San Jose; the comfort of being surrounded by mountains in the valley, and sourdough.
@Freedom Speculum My cousin just had a stroke cause by Covid. Saying it's a "plandemic scamdemic" is disrespectful to the ones who have suffered and died because of all this.
Thank you for the video. I know I'm four months late, but since I have Guillain-Barré syndrome (Miller-Fisher variant) I am still chilling in quarantine. And I buy my bread from a local bakery. If I baked it at home I feel like it'd be filled with cat hair. v_v
Well . Thanks for the info. But! You should not be smiling ... the intel and insights are not a matter or celebration. So even if this not your natural way of conveying please be more mindful about it. It is not a Sesame street learning episode !!!
I'm not understanding why people around the world and here in the USA are ignoring the long term neurological damage associated with covid-19. Thank you for Shining Light on these issues. We need more American citizens like you.
That’s because we don’t know the long term neurological damage associated with Covid 19. It’s a brand new virus and if you don’t know is actively being studied. You can’t say long term for something that hasn’t been around for a long time lol
My father is suffering alot from covid..and also he don't remember who iam..he is just like frst month baby.. My father is my only strength..please keep him in your prayers to recover soon
Wondering if you have an update on any findings? I’m definitely experiencing insomnia post covid. I experienced this virus much more in my head than chest. Thanks 🙏
The way our immune system responds to coronavirus is VERY taxing for our zinc supplies. Which is where the memory loss, smell loss, comes. How to recover in a couple months maximum? Start taking complements daily. It's what my doctor told me my sense of smell was recovered as well as brain capacity.
5 months ago i had covid and up till today i still feel pressure in my head 24/7 i can't even stay focus my vision has change man this virus is crazy y'all stay safe out there only GOD can say something too this🙏🏼
Same. I can't even walk or drive there's something definitely wrong with my brain now and I can't get answers I have asked people who work in the hospital and they look at me like I'm crazy.
Any situation that causes a lack of blood to the brain can cause issues, including headaches and comas, and symptoms similar to Parkinson's Disease or Meningitis. Not just Coronaviruses.
I like that they're calling out for more symptomatic post recovery awareness of Anxiety. Depression and Insomnia. But all those issues are co-morbid with one another. To me it logically sounds like more often then not, these issues stem from the sheer psychological ''damage''/pressure intense hospital treatment, as well as getting such a scary disease, along with all the lockdown measures and how it feels for many like the entire world was flipped upside down. That they stem from these factors primarily. Although I am very curious to see what kind of neurological damage covid-19 can cause and its locational accessibility. If only we had more time to do post recovery mris to find potential brain damage
@@deborahbarry8458 Interesting. I was worried after covid and asked for an MRI too but it came out normal. I still have pressures in my head and occasional brain fog tho. Very interested in the results.
Preheat the oven to 160°C (320° F) set to fan. Beat the water, sugar, and yeast in a mixer, using the whisk attachment until the sugar completely dissolves. If you have enough time, you can wait 10-20 minutes for the yeast to activate. (You will know it has activated when small bubbles rise to the surface.) Add the butter, egg, salt, and flour. Beat with the hook attachment for 8-10 minutes, until the dough comes together and completely pulls away from the sides of the bowl. Dust your hands and your working surface with flour. Remove the dough from the mixer, cut it into small pieces - about 30 cm - and shape them into small balls about 2 cm in diameter. Prepare the mixture for the coating. Combine the sugar and cinnamon in one bowl and place the melted butter in another. First, coat the balls of dough in the melted butter and then coat them in the sugar-cinnamon mixture. Arrange the coated balls of dough in a 28 cm nonstick Bundt pan. You want the balls of dough to stick together while baking. If you don’t have a nonstick pan, grease it with some butter. Set aside for about 1 ½ hours, until it doubles in size. Bake for 30-40 minutes, until golden. When ready, remove from the oven and set aside for 10 minutes to cool before turning it out. For the chocolate ganache Chop the chocolate couverture into small pieces and set aside in a bowl. Heat the heavy cream in a saucepan. As soon as it starts to boil, pour it over the chocolate immediately. Stir until the chocolate melts, is incorporated and becomes shiny. To serve Break off a piece of monkey bread, dip it into the chocolate ganache, and enjoy! recipe by Akis Kitchen (Petrezikis)
I was diagnosed with covid 19 2 days ago and here lately I've been having hallucinations and weird vivid dreams. It's crazy, I've never felt like this in my life.
This is soo awesome I’m currently recovering from covid. I leave my house to work, gas and grocery. With a mask but I did take my mask off in my car and had been touching my face. During my covid recovery I noticed I had a little bit of a difficulty walking. I had to think about my muscles. Also emotions really make me feel more sick like actual pain. And I’ve had a hard time sleeping even though I am soo sleepy.
My 12 year old had twitching in her right arm that started about a week after getting covid. It lasted a couple weeks and since then has stopped but she has brain fog and memory issues as well as stomach issues too 🥺😔
@@deborahbarry8458 it is not because of magnesium deficiency. it is brain demyelination. you have severe headache too? insomnia? if yes, amoxicilin with clavulanic acid works, if you know you have no allergies to it. it is antibiotic
Please do continue this Channel! It's really seldom to see vlogs about neuro/psych in RU-vid and when i found out this channel, it inspires me more to learn Neuro and Psych! May God bless you Neuro Transmissions!
My symptoms are primarily neurolgical dizziness, short term memory loss , loss of taste/smell, loss of concentration not feeling like my self 7 days now...my gf also and no fever no breathing problems at all...
Luciano is there any way we can get in contact through socials. I’d appreciate it a lot brother, I believe I’m experiencing the same situation and looking to hear more info on it. Hope all is well with you and your gf now.
@@mig4mar Whatever you do, don't give up! I tried everything and nothing worked. Doing something is better than nothing. Time just had to run its course for that nasty thing to leave. Keep fighting it like the flu. Drink lots of water too. Tylenol helped with the headaches a little bit. If you get too sick, don't hesitate to seek medical attention. Hang in there😇👼
@@RR-nl2ep Bless you so much. I’m very very weak, I’ve never experienced anything like this before. But the encouragement is well needed!!! Thank you!!!
Hi there!! I just got corona 15days ago and I got confusion,severe headaches, nausea, vomiting diarrhea, severe fatigue, fever and muscle pain it’s very painful I think it affects the brain as well bcz I got confused so many times
I'm in week one with the same as you. How long will it last as it seems to be winning, what can I take or do? I had v1 in march in my lungs, this time its my head and fever
I had a seizure but my covid test came negative. The doctor suggested a CSV test but my health kinda improved by the time it came to do that test. I'm really worried as my sense of awareness is decreasing and depression really makes things worse, it feels like PTSD. Please don't comment about bread recipes, I came here to read stories of others who experienced the same episode as I did.
I had covid v1 in march in the UK, it went to my lungs and burned. I now have v2, its in my head, I have a high fever, head pain like its going to burst, more like viral meningitis. My eyes too and throat. Its been almost a week and I'm not getting better The night is bad I can't sleep and the only thing that helps for one hour is paracetamol. It feels like its chipping away at me. We have done as asked, stay in, shop online and my wife has gloves and mask and bleached over all packages and showers after but it hit me hard, my wife and son getting a soar throat and short fever. I don't know how I've got it again, is it living in me and mutated as its not like march. Have I had it all this time and the experts just don't know it can stay in a host fighting the immune system. I never even had flu or throat probs before this I feel its winning I bet there are many stay home people who are not on the stats lists. I just wish I could get better
Inflammation in the brain, microglia activation, neurological problems such as blurred vision, vertigo, dizziness, muscle pain...are all things that have been described for decades in myalgic encephalomyelitis/ chronic-fatigue-syndrome and now we hear a lot from long haulers complaining about the same issues. Hopefully careful biological research will be done quickly...it's a global crisis and we need treatments soon
I dont have a bread recipe, but there is a sourdough bakery across the street from me that opens retail only once a week. Lets just say thats the best day of the week. My roommates moved out....so i now have a whole loaf to myself
I have known someone with 4 days memory loss during covid. The patient was on oxygen therapy. Spo2 around 70%.He don't remeber tbose 4 days what he said and did. Post the oxygen level his memory is better but there are some psychiatric issues as abrut behaviour of anger and throwing stuffs which were not part of the behavior. Is it something which has been affected in brain by covid??
My sister is in brain surgery for unexplained cognitive and brain inflammation. No one can explain. She is a nurse has had the vaccine and had experienced headaches for 3 months prior to hospitalization. Is there a cure?
Don't have a bread recipe, but Germans take a lot of pride into bread. I didn't get it until I ate bread somewhere else. The only thing that connects me to the country I am from is my shared love for good bread.
on a trip to Germany, one of the German people who was our host kept raving about how fresh or soft certain breads and rolls were. They were very hard. She choked on one and needed the heimlich maneuver. I couldn't wait to get home and have real actually fresh bread. The german "fresh, or soft" rolls and breads felt like week old rocks to me.
The Irish have a standard Soda Bread recipe which is everywhere in Ireland - and it's delicious. A fantastic accompaniment to chowder, which is also usually the best choice on the menu in a Pub in Ireland (as opposed to an "Irish Pub" :-).
I have been vaccinated, I have the delta variant now since the 18th. My brain is swelling, my eyeballs are swelling. Don't know how to treat that at home. I'm not afraid to die. I just don't want to be in this much pain to do so. Just saying. Thank you for asking. How are you and yours?
Speak down to people much.... I caught Covid. Racing heart rate high temp and major fatigue. Good diet, lifestyle and training and I was back better than before. The only residual negative effect is higher than usual blood HCT level.
Hey! Great video Although background noise/ music is very distracting and hard for me to focus on the meat and potatoes of this video. Nonetheless, thank you for the info. I’ll have to rewatch-it in slow-mo? 🙄
I had only neurological symptoms and fever which made me think i have brain issues or meningitis . Turns out it's covid19 and i had the most frightning seizure in my life ; all the body been paralyzed and twisted and i thought i was going to die . No respiratory symptoms showed up after or during the infection . So yeah that virus might eat your brain !
🤣🤣🤣 omg I thought I had meningitis because my brain hurt soooo much and then for two days I had an ear pain so bad I was like “I’m dying from meningitis” and a week later I was seizing and positive for COVID
A physical therapist has a Chanel on that called oltherapy where you purchase essential oils rose lemon clove and eucalyptus and sniff them 10 to 15 seconds a day twice a day
I've been having headaches for now, 2 months going on three ever since I had the covid-19. I'm going to the doctor tomorrow for the third time. It feels like enormous amount of pressure in my head, and messes with my eyesight or my left eye is getting very blurry. What do I do?
@@kamalluthra6491 it's been about 3 and 1/2 months since I've had Covid-19. My vision is messed up, I feel dizzy here and there, one of the things that I get a lot is my ears are plugged constantly. And my headaches are still here. What do I do?
Are u ok now because my symptoms started like this first was rashes to nerves problems...neuropathy headache ...dont take covid test there using ethylene oxide to break blood brain barrier...hope your ok now buddy
How about risotto ? Is risotto as good as bread? Fresh ramp and goat cheese risotto is! Also, Bonne Maman Golden Plum preserves and crunchy peanut butter makes the best filler for bread when your sweet tooth rages, per my research.
@@mckarrie1 Well, to be fair it is kinda hard to make this absolutely delicious little bread if you live outside South America - it is made with sour cassava flour (I've seen it also called "tapioca starch"). In any case, this is my grandma's recipe for the original pão de queijo de Minas Gerais, Brasil. *Ingredients* 250ml whole milk 25ml corn oil (or canola, soya, sunflower...) 50ml water 1 teaspoon salt 1 large egg 250g sour cassava flour (or tapioca starch) 250g ground Canastra cheese (you can use a mixture of 50g Parmesan + 100g Mozzarella + 100g Gouda to get a similar flavour) *How to put it together* 1. In a pan, add the water, milk and oil and put it over the fire until the mixture begins to boil. 2. In a separate bowl, add the cassava flour and the salt. 3. Transfer the boiling liquids from the pan to the bowl with the cassava flour and salt, and mix it. 4. Wait until the mixture cools a bit, and then add the egg and the ground cheese. 5. Mix the dough with your hands (this step can take a while, be patient and persist), until it becomes uniform and less sticky. 6. Put the dough in the refrigerator for 30 minutes. 7. Remove the dough from the refrigerator. Grease your hands with butter, and make dumplings with bits of dough. I usually make them with a 5cm diameter. 8. Put the dumplings on a pan with a baking sheet, and take them to the oven (pre-heated, 180⁰C) for 30-40 minutes, or until they get a golden color. Enjoy your pão de queijo!!!
If I have the virus. How do help my body get rid of it? I tested negative. But I believe I have it. I already passed the coughing and all that. But I think it’s effecting my cns has a weird zone out feel a cpl times
I was sick the other day I remember getting up out of bed because I had a cramp on my right leg 🦵 then the next thing I knew bam I hit the floor out of bed can't explain why or how all that happened did I black out and then fall.
Your content is beautiful , i have a question,can hepatitis do the same thing when it crosses the bbb ?? Cause i got hbv positive in the spinal fluid, and MRIs show that i hv lesions. Thanks in advance.
Hello, this is completely out of subject but I'm curious to know. After you finish your dessertation paper and it's all completed and passed, what do they do with your paper? Is it used for research purposes by others or are your papers thrown away? Thanks, love your videos.
I am glad you asked. Dissertations from 4-8 years of hard work, stress, and an incessant daily grind are certainly not thrown away. They are not as often cited in references by others who are writing, but they contain some new information that was not previously known in whichever field of research the PhD candidates who wrote them were studying. That is definitely too valuable to be thrown away.
Hmm you have answered almost everything i was wondering about covid except this one question about covid does it make you behave weirdly because i think i behaved weirdly when i had covid two months ago in the hospital from the way one doctor acted around me he treated me badly. So does covid make you act weird let me know thanks.
I had a couple of loaves in the freezer before this started. Just took one out last night. I don't eat much. bread that is. I did run out of tortillas and used the last of my milk today, only one egg left and my car's battery is dead.
Could you offer any advice on how to start a senior thesis project? I am supposed to start research next spring and have no idea where or how to begin. I've been assigned a PI and he mentioned that I could research anything related to CBD.
What if a person already has seizures? Would the medication they already take help in this situation if they got the virus? I don't think the medication has anything to do with inflammation though. 2nd question: What is underneath the stairs where your cat is hanging out? Besides the lights. A little storage space? Or is that where the catbox is?
If a person is already taking anti-seizure medication, I suppose it might help prevent further seizures - but then again, a pre-existing seizure disorder could exacerbate the risks of those symptoms in COVID-19. The under-stairs area is a weird quirk of our apartment...just a storage area where we keep our board games!
It definitely effects the Brain! I knew when I had covid my Brain was the ONLY part of me that was effected... I had no other breathing problems etc just neurological problems and I was off work for a year.... Videos like this make me feel reassurance that I wasn't the only one and the people that doubted us were wrong to do so.....
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Great video, I have had covid for 8 days now and its been pretty rough I spent a day in the hospital for it but my question is this, I suffer from daily physical anxiety and sometimes crippling anxiety for many years and this is a daily constant battle for me and I always know when I'm starting to come down with something cause my physical anxiety starts ramping up and it really ramped up with covid and my anxiety is still ramped up but I'm still fairly sick at this point, could anyone shed some light on this and tell me if this severe anxiety and insomnia will subside or is this a permanent post covid fallout. Any opinion would be helpful
I'm sorry you had to go through that. I was diagnosed with covid 2 days ago and I also have a anxiety disorder, for me I have been having very vivid dreams and vivid hallucinations for some reason. Idk it's weird. I hope you feel better.
@@jacobgreer1512 Thanks for your comment, I am feeling better but still am kinda suffering from covid aftermath over a month ago, my anxiety a depression is the worst I started lexapro again about 4 weeks ago and its been rough but SSRI's take a long time to work, it actually gets worse before getting better I have a dr appointment today for my lexapro review and probably a dose increase from 10mg to 20mg also I suffer from severe osteoarthritis in my neck from a broken neck back in 1990, I recently had an MRI for it and the drs are saying its most likely surgery so I'm freaked out about that I'm 52 years old and I'm very hypersensitive to any medication or stimulants of any kind so that means I won't be able to handle pain meds after surgery so I'm scared to death.
I am suffering from Anhedonia I can't feel happiness I am just 18 years old , I spent 6 months on bed , while COVID I was suffering from brain inflammation , hallucinations , depression and anxiety , I have recovered now but still can't feel any emotions and happiness that's really devastating for me 😔
Take probiotics like udos choice super 8's. Your microbiome is vip for your brain function. Start to Alter your perception by consciously unclenching your muscles, not holding your breath and not overbreathing , if absolutely required take 1/4 or 2.5mg of valium under your tongue before bed while listening to an audiobook on low volume. Walk in forests or similar naturally beautiful places alone regularly and think about positive changes and things you want to bring into your life. Anxiety is a state of mind its all about perception/outlook. If you wish to educate yourself stay away from anxiety help books/similar. You destroy a bully by giving them no attention your bully is anxiety so do the antonym of getting help for it, there is no IT there is only what you want from life. Start with this book Tim Ferris 1% better every day available on here free, Build yourself, build a business, your identity is no longer "I'm sick/Ill/unwell. You identity is I am becomming more successful in every way. Stay away from other sufferers of anxiety too just like smokers quitting should stay away from smokers to stave off cravings you should do the same, no reminders of the old you, no common ground with others through anxiety. Etc. People protect and encourage their problems because the problems are their identity.