An apple a day keeps the doctor away

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An apple a day keeps the doctor away

Introduction

One of the most famous superstitions heard from people of every corner of the globe is “An apple a day keeps the doctor away”. The myth I am discussing in this paper is “An apple a day keeps the doctor away”. Different patients have different issues, which are deal differently by the Doctors. Therefore, in this regard, it is true that in order to deal with different issues of the different clients, the utilization of process of psychodynamic theory is different. Doctors, along with the physicians are of the belief that it is tricky and to some extent hard to administer medicines to paediatric patients. The main complications are managing a correct, weight or else age suitable dose of medication. This dosage should be in a way which is bearable for the child. Unpleasant taste especially bitter taste is a distinct challenge, since it is the nature of the prescribed amount form, which is easy to devoid of undesirable side-effects. Since the number of children is increasing who are treated for suspicious symptoms, for instance high cholesterol or even hyper-tension, it is vital that safe, as well as effective drug formulations are made for the treatment of children sub-group. In addition, the new drug formulations ought to be presented in dose appropriate manner. It should be in a form that is the child-friendly dosage (www.asa.org.au).

Discussion

Here I would like to narrate my personal experience that, I cannot eat apple every day. Direct iron intake is very difficult for me. If I have an apple a day I need to consult to a doctor. Honestly speaking, all such superstitious talks are not at all true. People over the years with the help of study and research ...