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Old 06-15-2019   #1633
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Your super stressful life

Sure, we all get stressed out, but letting stress get the better of you can hurt your kidneys (not to mention wreck your health in numerous other ways). Stress can increase blood pressure—a risk for kidney disease—and it can also lead to other unhealthy behaviors like smoking and eating high-fat or high-sugar comfort foods, according to the National Kidney Foundation
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