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An Apple a Day...


The importance of an apple It's an essential piece of fruit that is beyond beneficial Unlike those artificial foods and drinks like snapple Nothing compares to a fresh and plump piece of fruit, don't deny it, it's official It's grown in the natural abundance of air Within other cancer fighting fruits that feed our cells Still not convinced? Just give it a try, it's only fair Besides, I'm sure your not going to want to hear the sound of your funeral bells Its really not all that hard to obtain Compared to the price of that piece of cake, you should be ashamed Well, what are you waiting for? I just explained Go out there and pick the freshest piece of fruit that I have just named Take a bite and benefit from that antioxidant rich and delicious treat For you may be surprised that an apple can taste better than that dead piece of meat
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