Gwyneth Paltrow Says She Is Suffering From Brain Fog After Recovering From COVID-19
Gwyneth Paltrow recently revealed that she had COVID-19 during the early days of the pandemic and is still suffering from lingering effects including fatigue and brain fog.
Gwyneth
Paltrow
recently
revealed
that
she
had
COVID-19
during
the
early
days
of
the
pandemic
and
is
still
suffering
from
lingering
effects
including
fatigue
and
brain
fog.
Paltrow
spoke
about
her
experience
surviving
the
deadly
virus
on
her
Goop
website.
She
wrote
that
she
"had
COVID-19
early
on,
and
it
left
me
with
some
long-tail
fatigue
and
brain
fog."
The
post
revealed
that
while
recovering
from
the
virus,
she
focused
on
eating
healthy
and
reducing
her
sugar
and
alcohol
intake.
"In
January,
I
had
some
tests
done
that
showed
really
high
levels
of
inflammation
in
my
body.
So
I
turned
to
one
of
the
smartest
experts
I
know
in
this
space,
the
functional
medicine
practitioner
Dr.
Will
Cole.
After
he
saw
all
my
labs,
he
explained
that
this
was
a
case
where
the
road
to
healing
was
going
to
be
longer
than
usual," she
added.
Talking
about
her
healthy
diet
she
revealed
that,
she
liked
cooking
during
the
time
and
some
of
the
dishes
were
really
delicious.
Sharing
one
particular
dish
she
added,
"I
made
scallops
with
crispy
capers
and
sage
the
other
day,
asparagus
with
bacon
vinaigrette,
and
some
little
artichokes
with
stuffed
herbs
and
garlic."
Gwyneth
revealed
to
have
found
a
great
sugar-free
kimchi
and
is
in
love
with
it.
She
also
advised
her
fans
to
try
out
a
sugar-free
kombucha,
and
to
start
using
lots
of
coconut
aminos
in
all
recipes.
She
concluded,
"Everything
I'm
doing
feels
good,
like
a
gift
to
my
body.
I
have
energy,
I'm
working
out
in
the
mornings,
and
I'm
doing
an
infrared
sauna
as
often
as
I
can,
all
in
service
of
healing." The
Marvel
actress
said
she
had
also
started
taking
supplements
"in
service
of
a
healthier
gut."
Gwyneth
in
2020
made
headlines
after
netizens
began
to
notice
similarities
between
2011
pandemic
thriller
Contagion
and
Coronavirus
pandemic.
In
Steven
Soderbergh's
directorial,
Gwyneth
played
patient
zero
of
a
deadly
pandemic
virus,
which
she
brings
to
the
US.
While
travelling
to
Paris
amid
the
health
scare,
she
had
remarked
that
she
had
"already
been
in
this
movie".