Eating our way across our last day in Busan, Korea! (in Korea!)
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2023
- Eric was sick for a day so we took it easy during the last hours of our visit to Busan. Turns out that means eating a ton of stuff!
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Korea was fun.
Here is the link to the somewhat dramatic discussion about getting back into Japan!
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That spread at 30:00 looks amazing.
"pearlescent" having a luster resembling that of mother-of-pearl.
20:24 That's a puffed rice cannon. I seen them in Japan. Edit* On further research, it is a grain puffer, it can on other grains, in Korea they use it for puffed corn(very similar to popcorn), hence the butter quote. Like the cereal Kellogg corn pops.
35:18. I think she hit the nail on the head with that one. It is the type of place where if you have someone coming to visit and wanting to try the full experience, perfect. We could think of something we might like better, but if you are craving local food that is a place to go. Every country has places like that. National treasures.
38:07 those are yoghurt drinks or probiotic drinks like Yakult. In fact the carrot one you drank is actually from Korean Yakult rebranded as hy. Probably if you had slammed more of those earlier during the trip you might have regulated your gut issues faster. the feminine looking bottles have probiotic strains supposedly made for skin care, weight loss or making ladies part fresh 😅
I've been following you guys for years now as a silent follower. You guys seem like the ideal type of travel partners. Taking in all the details so casually. Nothing frantic or fast. Perfect way to travel! Love your videos as always
Thank you! -E
We enjoyed how you just gave yourselves over not knowing the language or the script and didn't (on camera) stress about it. THAT is the way to approach travel!
Haha, yea, we long ago learned not to stress about that stuff. Things work out. -E
You forgot the full clip of Kyde playing the piano. I hope its in the bonus footage on Patreon. Looked like a great trip except for your food poisoning. Sorry you had to deal with that.
Your videos could be 4 hours long and I’d still watch. They always end too soon for me 🥰
Eric…. You do need to eat/drink things that improve your gut health and build your immune system. Elderberry for immune system and apple cider vinegar for gut health for a good start
this was such a fun series, aside from the gut issues i hope you guys had a lot of fun too!
I've been watching since the London, England video blogs (5 years ago?!). I really love all the vlogs from Japan and Korea (love the location shots; the scenery and the colours. I really loved the house tour and Eric's T-shirts!!😊😊). That said, I would love to see you come back to the UK. Hopefully, it would be better weather next time 🤣🤣😅
When I went to the doctor before moving to Japan, the doctor was warning me not to drink the water out of the taps there for the first week or so that my body would get use to the bacteria. It just happens to certain people I guess. I've traveled over Europe, Australia, and Asia. Never gotten sick.
Eric you should buy activated charcoal capsules. 5 or 6 of those can clear up stomach issues very very quickly. I you have food poisoning and make a trip to any ER they will give you this black sludge like stuff. It’s activated charcoal. Even if it’s not food poisoning it can help immensely. Cheers. 😊
Interesting tip - did not know that!
Do you take all the capsules together? With food or without?
Man that sucks that you got sick but hopefully it did not ruin your trip. It was nice to see you include more food videos and I hope you go back to making food in Japan videos if anything interesting comes up. Cannot wait to see where will you go next
Thanks Kyde and Eric for another great video loved it
thank you guys for making these videos. there's nothing more relaxing than watching your videos.
Thanks for another fun tour. I've been able to see many new places because of your videos.
Hey Eric, remember you cheered me up, when I was in hospital with ulcerative colitis? Well it turned out I am histamine intolerant too. That is tricky, because one day you can eat all sort of food, without a problem and the next day you eat the same and get really really sick. It has to do with riping processes, so cured and ripe products can get me real sick with throwing up, headaches, or diarea. For me probiotics were a gamechanger, no colitis as long I take my probiotics and stay on a histaminfree diet. Maybe it will help you too to get your gutbacteria up their game when you are traveling. However, great series, thanks for always share your life with us.
I felt sorry for Eric. Clearly he was feeling hungry and his body needs food, he started to have a big appetite that his stomach is still not able to follow 😅
Hope you’re well now.
Nice video as usual. Thanks.
Really enjoyed this Korea series, makes me want to visit Busan. Heading to Patreon now to watch the bonus vid
Kyde is slowly turning into Gollum and is looking for more SHINY :-D
Loved this series! Sorry Eric was sick for part of it. Poor fella has a hard time traveling sometimes
Super enjoyable video.
Thanks for the video! Makes me wanna visit Korea one day 🙂
i love seein u guy outside of Japan for once, keep traveling, see more of the world
Haha, for once? We've filmed in like 30 countries lol
@@kydeanderic but that was over 10yr ago, time to get back out there
@@animekingtoku If we could afford it right now, we'd love it.
I use ORS (Oral rehydration solution) when I have a stomach upsets this bad. And probiotics, I have found a couple which suits my gut.
20:25 That's a popcorn maker. You can search for popcorn cannon to see it in action.
Fun and interesting video as always. You guys are cool and quirky and very entertaining.
Nice trip. Can't wait for some more Tokyo stuffs soon.
A great one from Kyde- "Yours doesn't come out all hard on it's own?"
🍓 🍨 since u shared the dessert, I think $6 per person was fair for a decadent and traditional treat 🇰🇷
I liked your choices! Always a pleasure!
I do rlly miss the old intro man.. that was so good!!
I'm heading over to Patreon to watch the video.
Eric you should do more food videos
they are my least favorite things to film, tbh.
All of those side dishes (lettuce, sauce, etc.) come with free refills. Banchan = side dishes
When I went, Kakao translate is much better than Google Translate. Naver Maps for maps. It’s strange how bad google translate is for Korean considering it’s an alphabet language and does much better with Japanese.
Yea, we were amazing how bad it was. I'm sure there is some sort of reason -E
I believe what Kyde had that Eric described as "the ocean" is actually jjamppong, a spicy seafood and noodles soup inspired by Chinese cuisine
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41:56 It's a sunshade. It's not an umbrella
So, we know you’re going to Hokkaido, Eric, but are y’all planning to travel outside of Asia again? It would be cool to see you traverse across South America, Europe, African countries, etc. I just love the perspective Kyde and you bring.
At the moment we don't have the means (time or money) to do large international travel, unfortunately. -E
@@kydeandericTotally understand. Inflation means we gotta make our own fun. 😬
Stil a amazing country.
aww yeah super secret extra video
Hello my friend 🙋🤝🙋🇨🇭🇨🇭
Very beautiful video 💕💕
Big like 👍👍👍
iPhone has a translator I use now. Probably not much better.
So, I'm trying to catch up on videos and I think it's funny because a couple days ago I watched Eric put away that 1 pound Burger King burger and now I'm watching Eric having a hard time keeping things down. RIP Eric's stomach. lol
hah yea hard to be me sometimes lol
I always watch your videos from start to finish, and often wish they were much longer. There's just something about you guys I enjoy watching, but have no idea what it is, especially coming from someone with a 'shortening' attention span.
26:37 No! The original way you pronounced it was more accurate~! 🤩👍🏻
Also you can get the side dishes (banchan) refilled for free. Ask for more lettuce next time~~
How was the clay on the ring hardened? Did they put it in an oven or did a sheep lick and bless it?
sheep
I'm only here to pick up the link
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Plenty of fika places...but do they have cake? Swedish style.
@5:55 Thank you, K&E, for always being so entertaining!
However, Eric, sorry if this is unsolicited medical advice. Having seen your condition as a veteran viewer, speaking medically, you may be suffering from "Selective IgA Deficiency" It is one of the most common primary immune deficiencies and is usually asymptomatic (meaning without symptoms, as most people don't know they have it). Generally, the antibody (immunoglobulin IgA) fights "bugs" or pathogens in the body that are lined with mucus like the sinuses, breathing tubes, or stomach and intestine. If you are concerned, I suggest you get tested for anything like that; it is done via blood work. One of the major concerns for people who may have this is that when someone with it gets a blood transfusion, they may have a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) requiring immediate attention. Therefore, those with this immunodeficiency wear medical bracelets.
If this is the case with you, then you may get sick when you encounter a new pathogen (bacteria, viruses, or toxins) or those you haven't encountered in a very long time. This is because the antibodies you form when you first encounter pathogens wane over time, making you more prone to infections. This is probably why you most often get sick when you travel. Still, those with this Selective IgA deficiency are not mounting an intense enough fight against these pathogens. The body tries to get rid of these pathogens by "flushing" out the system by causing vomiting and diarrhea, the same reason most people are not given antibiotics when they have similar conditions.
Hope this was helpful!
That actually sounds like that might be what is going on, interesting. Is there any treatment for this? If this was my problem, do you think there is anything I can do to prep myself for trips to try and avoid this reaction?
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Yes, it may be one probable cause for your condition. Unfortunately, there is no current cure for such a condition as it is genetic. Much like how we cannot change the color of hair or eyes we were born with, we can only treat its symptoms.
As far as what you can do to prep or avoid a reaction, is really a good question. Like how Kyde was mentioning the oysters cross-contamination, we cannot do much regarding the unknown variables. Frankly speaking, it is a challenge to know what will and will not cause a reaction in your body. Other than proper hygiene and normal precautions I haven't really come across literature stating otherwise.
If you are suffering from it, and need to be tested first, then your condition is mild to moderate. Most mild cases are managed symptomatically. Though, what you have been doing is actually good.
As you may already know, when someone vomits or has diarrhea, the body loses many electrolytes such as potassium (involved in pH and fluid maintenance along with electrical action potential of nerve and muscle cells), sodium (maintains proper fluid balances, allows various electric potential and maintains blood pressure), and chloride and bicarbonate ( which help in the appropriate acid/base balances).
For example, many people suffering from cholera are treated symptomatically with oral rehydration. The problem occurs when you have it in a more severe form in which you have recurrent sinus, pulmonary, or gastrointestinal infections. People become too weak and unstable and lose many electrolytes. Those with severe symptoms are generally given antibiotics for prophylaxis. Still, in your situation, if it is the case, it seems to be mild, and you probably need to be more cautious (which I know you have been) and keep doing what you have been doing.
Obviously, you and Kyde know each other best, so if you feel something is wrong, please do not hesitate to seek medical attention. Still, since I do not know your complete medical history, you should discuss this and other concerns with your primary care physician and/or an immunologist.
All the best; I wish you two more safe and healthy adventures in the future!
Thank you!
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Also, regarding food-borne illnesses, you need to look for several things to determine the etiology.
In general, a healthy person with a new onset of diarrhea is most often caused by bacteria that someone ingests. These bacteria take somewhere between 1 day - 5 days from the time of ingestion to form toxins, which then cause diarrhea.
Depending on the type of bacteria, someone can have watery, bloody, or mucus diarrhea with or without fever and abdominal pain. Still, the most common cause of watery diarrhea is the bacteria E. Coli. It occurs about a day after ingestion. E. Coli is associated with undercooked beef or foods contaminated with bovine feces.
In addition, improperly prepared foods like pasta, rice, or potato salad can have bacteria that produce preformed toxins. Ingestion of these preformed toxins primarily causes vomiting with/without diarrhea. Preformed toxins generally cause vomiting about 1-4 hours after ingestion.
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Saying that food poisoning came from the last thing you ate isn’t always true. It could have been from that cup you drank your coffee out of that morning
Could it have been the dairy that made you sick? 🍕🍕
Did you take the dairy pills? 🥛
haha not at all the kind of sick dairy makes me. This wasn't an upset tummy it was violent explosions from all holes. -E
beeeeeeeee.
the crane games with the key i think exist in japan also, probably not as normal to find them, but i think i saw a couple of videos of places with that kind of crane game.
the sculpture is of a man making popcorn, that machine that he has makes popcorn in a pressurized enviroment and then he explodes them in the sack next to it.
all that interesting food.
Hey kyde hey Eric. There is somthing called Familial Mediterranean fever (fmf) i recomend looking into it. Its also very hard to diagnose but maybe it could be that what you described. my mom and i have it, it comes with flares especially when travelling we don´t eat ready made meals from restaurants anymore... anyway love you guys ❤❤
I keep a laminated credit card sized copy of my vaccination form in my wallet. Never can tell who is gonna want to see it, hospitals, companies, etc...
You should have asked for more lettuce, they prob would have given it to you 🥬
Maybe you need some good probiotics because you have a poor gut flora. You could use histamine lowering probiotics. Just a thought.
한글로 커피우유라고 적혀있어요. 즉 우유에 커피를 조금 탄 그런 맛입니다. 아마도 한글을 몰라서 그림만 보고 실수하신듯...
한국사람은 삼각형 비닐에 있는 커피우유를 모두 가위로 윗쪽을 자른뒤 먹어요. 절대 빨대로 안뚫리는 두꺼운 비닐이니까요.........
다른분들은 한국여행시 도움시 되시길...............
내가 사는 진도는 진도읍에가면 도심에 전기가 모두 아래로 내렸어서 전선이 안보입니다.
한국의 지도에서 맨 아래쪽의 아주 작은 섬인데도.............서울 구석진곳에는 아직도 전선이 많이 있다니..............뭐 알려주시기 감사하네요
전선이 그런곳도 있고, 그렇지않은곳도 있어요.항상 한가지로 모든것을 판단하면 안되는것 같아요............두분 여행 잘하시길 바랍니다.(from South Korea)
Maybe it’s the tap water? I always use bottled water whoever I travel, even if it’s something as mundane as brushing my teeth. The water treatment quality isn’t the best in Korea, as they suggest to use a countertop water filter system. I’ve only been to Japan once, but the hotel I stayed at said the tap water was drinkable. Maybe Eric is super sensitive to tap water/the ice provided in drinks. My dad is the exact same as Eric where he gets sick whenever he travels, but when he avoids tap water and ice, he’s totally fine. 😅
It's called traveller's diarrhea..it happens to people with weak gut issues