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Beat summer bloat & fatigue

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September 01, 2025

If you're bothered by puffiness and a lack of energy, sluggish kidneys could be to blame. The organs flush excess fluids from the body while filtering out toxins, so you feel slimmer and more energized when they function at their peak. Plus, healthy kidneys produce hormones that keep blood pressure in balance. And though kidney function tends to slow down over time, these strategies outsmart sluggishness easily.

- -Melissa Gotthardt

Beat summer bloat & fatigue

Make a simple pasta swap

Opting for whole grains in place of refined grains like white bread, pasta and rice can bolster kidney function, say scientists in the British Journal of Nutrition—and all it takes is a single serving a day. Experts examined five years of data and found that people who made the switch had better glomerular filtration rates (a marker of their kidneys' filtering ability) than those who ate refined grains. Credit goes to the added fiber, vitamins and antioxidants, which combat kidney-damaging elevations in blood glucose and inflammation.

Sip a glass of healthy 'soda'

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Easy swap wards off breast cancer

Avoiding processed meats could curb breast cancer risk, Korean findings suggest.

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The Mary Tyler Moore SHOW

From That Girl in the 1960s to Ally McBeal in the 1990s to Sex and the City in the 2000s, television has long reflected the shifting image of independent women. Yet the true game-changer came in 1970, when The Mary Tyler Moore Show introduced Mary Richards—30, single, stylish and making her way in a newsroom full of men. Rather than being someone’s wife or daughter, she was the star, and she changed television forever. Join us for a look back at rare behind-the-scenes photos of the groundbreaking show as we celebrate its 55th anniversary.

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My sister, my angel

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SERVE UP SOME COMFORT

Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond shares must-try recipes from her new step-by-step cookbook

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Happy money, happy holidays

The holidays are here (yay!), and with them comes both joy and, let's be honest, stress. For many of us, the shopping lists, entertaining costs or the ache of an empty chair at the table can dim the sparkle of the season. If that's you, please accept my wishes that the days land lightly.

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