We tested out the newest 'it' water bottle

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Happy Saturday! Feeling too busy to work out? One 37-year-old mom lost 100 pounds by using this three-step strategy. Sounds simple enough!

Colon cancer misdiagnosis

Colon cancer is on the rise, especially among young people. Early symptoms can be mild and resemble other digestive issues like IBS or celiac disease — sometimes leading to misdiagnosis in the early stages.

For doctors, diagnosing young patients is a tricky tightrope to walk. Colonoscopies cost around $2,000 on average, so doctors typically won’t urge young people to get them unless they have serious symptoms or a family history of cancer.

Here's what to know.

$750,000 for a parking spot, anyone??

New York City real estate is a beast, and $1 million doesn’t always get you very far. One new luxury development is proof.

In the West Village, 80 Clarkson’s most expensive unit is priced at $63 million. Buyers can pay additional big bucks for all the perks, like a $1 million private wine cellar — and don’t forget to budget for a parking spot.

The cost of luxury living.

What’s the buzz about Bink?

Bink is the latest brand to enter the water bottle craze, taking over the spot previously held by Owala and Stanley cups. The silicone-covered glass bottles are all over Instagram and pilates studios.

But beyond the aesthetics, are they worth the hype? BI’s Amanda Krause tested one out and found them to be better than her Stanley — but not by much.

Don’t expect it to fit your car’s cupholder.

No ‘Severance’ spoilers here

Fans of the hit HBO show know Patricia Arquette as the guarded Harmony Cobel. But her acting career spans an array of TV and film projects, and she’s a voice for equality in Hollywood.

In the latest installment of BI’s Role Play series, Arquette wants you to know that she doesn’t care if you’re on the edge of your seat watching the new season. She thinks you should stay right there.

Plus, the advice she got from Martin Scorsese.

More of this week’s top reads:

• I moved my young family to Europe. Our expenses are about the same, but our quality of life is so much better.?
• A woman realized she could work out to live longer, not just look better. 3 simple things helped her make exercise a fun, daily habit.?
• I spent a night at an all-inclusive resort on an island off the coast of Africa. My private villa cost $900 a night and was worth every penny.?
• I traveled first class on Amtrak for the first time. The most luxurious perk wasn't even on the train.?
• We're two of America's top real-estate agents. Here's where wealthy people are moving.?
• 3 high-protein, high-fiber recipes that boost gut health and aren't ultra-processed — by a doctor who specializes in nutrition.?
• A James Bond expert shares the one thing Amazon should focus on to get 007 right — and the one thing it should avoid.?
• I make my own sourdough bread to save money on groceries. Here are 5 things I wish I'd known before I started.?
• From AI strollers to 'smart socks,' millennials are obsessed with high-tech baby gear.?
• A retired Wall Street manager started exercising at 70, lost 35 pounds, and fixed his back pain. Here are his 3 tips for getting fit.?
• My only parenting regret is using funny filters on most of my daughter's baby photos.?
• How Meghan Trainor spends her 5 to 9 — from couples therapy to nerding out about protein.

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