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.
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)
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
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.