Healthy English proverbs

In daily study, work and life, everyone must have been exposed to proverbs. Proverbs refer to concise phrases that are widely spread among people. So, what are the classic proverbs? The following English proverbs about health are compiled by me for reference only, hoping to help everyone.

Laugh and the world laughs with you; Cry, you cry alone.

Laugh and the world laughs with you; Cry, you cry alone.

It is not work that kills people, but worry.

Labor is painless, but worry hurts.

An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

An apple a day keeps the disease away.

Eat casually and drink moderately.

Eat casually and drink moderately.

Eat to live, but live not to eat.

Eat to live, but live not to eat.

Radish and ginger keep the doctor away.

Eat radish in winter and ginger in summer, without a doctor's prescription.

Drinking soup before meals keeps you healthy forever.

Drinking some soup before meals will never hurt.

Don't frolic while eating, and don't run after eating.

Don't make trouble when eating, and don't run when you are full.

Want to be healthy? Please have a hearty breakfast.

If you want to be healthy, you should have a big breakfast.

A close mouth catches no flies.

Diseases are transmitted through the mouth.

Leave with an appetite.

You should leave the table when you are seven minutes full.

Bitter pills may be good for health.

Bitter pills may be good for health.

People who live in memories will grow old. People who have plans for the future are always young.

Nostalgia makes people old all day and plans to stay young in the future.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Prevention is better than cure.

Diet can cure diseases better than doctors.

Diet can cure diseases better than doctors.

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