An Apple a Day . . .

9/5/12 at 04:16 pm | 5 Comments

BLOG by Louise L. Hay

I am so delighted watching my apple tree grow this month. It is flourishing with so much fruit. This is the first time I am growing Anna apples. They are an early season variety and a relative of the Golden Delicious.

I read that these wonderful Anna apples were first developed in Israel in the 1950s to thrive in moderate climates where the fall and winter months rarely drop below freezing. This means that Anna apples grow abundantly in Southern California. They are what you’d call a low-chill apple.

Anna apples are green with a little dash of yellow and blushing red as you can see from the photo above. When you bite into them, they are the perfect balance of tart sweetness. Sometimes I bake them or just eat them raw. They’re so good for your digestion, they’re a great source of fiber and calcium and they are very low in calories.

Let nature nourish your body. Add more apples to your meals.

Let’s affirm:

I have a thorough understanding of nutrition, and I feed my body only healthy foods.

FILED UNDER: LOUISE HAY, HEALTHY FOODS, APPLES, CALIFORNIA, GARDENING, ISRAEL

Comments (5)

1.

September 5, 2012
11:35 pm

Apples are my favorite fruit, they make the perfect portable snack!
– Roisin
2.

September 6, 2012
11:35 am

How syncronistic,I love your with your beautiful apple tree Louise! My friend Cathy and I just took photos next to her apple tree in apprecaition of how abundant it was as well. Then I see you doing the same thing! OK! I affirm: I have a thorough undersatnding of nutrition, and I feed my body only healthy foods.
– Nan
3.

September 6, 2012
12:52 pm

Dear Louise, I know the effects of apple on the body of man, and from time to time to I provide that perfect fruit. I will try to be more - constant in this respect. Thanks for the reminder.
– olga
4.

September 7, 2012
8:22 am

Thank you for this yummy reminder. I love to chop up an apple and sprinkle chopped walnuts on top with a few blueberries. Bless you Louise!!
– BeckiHawkins
5.

October 14, 2012
1:33 pm

Thank you for this affirmation. I struggle with eating healthy and I am a chef. I do understand nutrition but I am tempted each day by having to prepare and be around food that is not healthy for me. I have posted this on my refrigerator and bedroom door. I feel it will make me stronger and able to overcome temptation.
– Hilary