The saying "an apple a day keeps the doctor away" is believed to have originated in Wales in the 19th century, with a similar phrase appearing in a publication in 1866. It emphasizes the health benefits of eating apples, which are rich in vitamins and fiber. The phrase suggests that a healthy diet can lead to better overall health and potentially reduce the need for medical intervention. Over time, it has become a popular proverb promoting the importance of nutrition.
An apple a day is supposed to keep the doctor away.
Yes
an apple a day will keep the doctor away
the doctor... but if the doctors cute screw the fruit ;) lol
It means that apples are good for you and they keep you healthy.
No, but a wub wub wub a day will give you an eargasm a day.
from Pembrokshire in Wales, original saying was 'eat an apple on going to bed and you will keep the doctor from earning his bread'. First cited in print in 1866
I think is has to do with the "pectin" in the apple skin. Pectin is used to cure or prevent loose bowels' Hence ----I think Kaopectate)
Regular.
The saying is"Eat an apple once a day will keep the doctor away"So i agree on that statement.So one apple maybe two.
They keep the doctor away.
Yes, it has been proven that a Stella Artois a day can in fact keep the doctor away.