In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The symptoms can range from irritating to incredibly painful, but UTIs will often heal on their own even if left untreated. One study showed that 71% of women who didn't treat their UTIs reported improvement within just 1 week.  Don't ignore frequent UTIs, though, as they could result in a far more dangerous kidney infection if left untreated. Seek medical attention if you feel a burning sensation when you urinate, are tired or shaky, have pain or pressure in lower abdomen or back, have cloudy, dark, bloody, or strange-smelling urine, or develop a fever. Antioxidants protect the body's cells from various types of damage. They're used to treat a wide variety of medical issues, from cancer and Alzheimer's disease to UTIs. Vegetables and fruits are naturally rich in antioxidants, but seek out specific foods, such as blueberries, raspberries, currants, blackberries, squash and bell peppers. Drinking lots of water encourages you to urinate often. Though it's uncomfortable, urinating often will help the infection heal more quickly. You shouldn't think that your body should be completely free of bacteria. In fact, for every cell in your body, there are 10 microbial organisms! Your gut produces healthy, natural bacteria that help your body to perform some tasks—from digesting food and supporting your immune system to helping your brain function properly. When you don't have a healthy "gut flora," as experts call it, your body is vulnerable to a variety of health issues ranging from cancer and diabetes to UTIs.  Fermented foods can help maintain a healthy balance in your body. Eat foods such as yogurt, pickles, tempeh, miso, sauerkraut, kefir, and kombucha teas. You can also take probiotic (healthy bacteria) supplements to promote gut health. They've been shown to help prevent recurrent UTIs and are likely useful in preventing UTIs in general.  Many yogurt brands now include probiotics, but you can also take probiotics in pill form. Probiotics are measured in units of either "organisms" or "colony forming units" (CFU). Shoot for 5 billion organisms/CFU per day. Omega-3 fats are necessary for a healthy immune system that can fight off infection. The best source of omega-3 fats you can find is fish, although you can also buy supplements in pill form at the grocery store. Caffeine acts as a stimulant, and the type of processed sugar found in processed or sweet food feeds bacteria. Both of these things will encourage your infection to worsen, so avoid them at all costs. Cut coffee, black teas, and sodas out of your diet.
Summary: Consider waiting out your UTI. Eat foods rich in antioxidants. Stay hydrated. Support the natural balance in your gut. Increase the amount of fish in your diet. Avoid caffeine and sugar.

Before you do anything else, clean your house. Vacuum, dust, do whatever you have to do to get it sparkling clean. This will be the biggest factor in making a home look nice. People buying a house want to maximize the amount of space they will have. It doesn’t matter how big your home is if it’s filled to the brim with clutter: it will look small and cramped. Make it easier for potential buyers to envision the space by removing as much clutter as possible. A good rule of thumb is that if an object has a home somewhere else, it’s clutter. The object should match with the function of the space that it is in. Piles of paper, boxes of items, clothing, and old appliances are all examples of clutter. Buyers want a house which is bright and airy. Open opaque curtains and blinds and replace them with sheers, if possible. Remove any obstructions, such as trees, bushes, or objects within the home that keep the light from pouring in.  Additionally, try to show the house during times of day when it is brightest in your home. If your house doesn’t get a lot of natural light, make sure there are plenty of good sources of artificial light in the home. You want a potential buyer to see the house as theirs, not yours. Remove personal items like family photographs, personal trophies, and other items which are specific to you and your family.
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One-sentence summary -- Clean your house. Remove clutter. Let in the sun. Remove personal items.

Problem: Article: It's a pink app with the word "lyft" in bold, white type. It's your image or a silhouette in the upper-left corner of the screen. It's next to a clock icon in the middle menu.   You can only call your driver within 24 hours of the ride. The call is placed through an app that will anonymize your number as well as the driver's. Describe the item you left, when you left it, and make arrangements for the driver to return it to you. Lyft drivers are not compensated for returning lost items, so be sure to tip appropriately.
Summary:
Open the Lyft app. Tap your profile icon. Tap Ride History. Tap the ride during which you lost the item. Scroll down and tap Find Lost Item. Tap Call or Send Message. Talk to or leave a message for the driver.