Meaning of the word health

Answer 1

Human being is a social animal. You can not live without society. Health is the feeling of physical, mental and spiritual wel-being Now you have two aspects of social health. On negative aspect there is somebody ill in the society you live in. He can be a reservoir of the disease and is a threat to the society. So he needs to be treated by society to maintain the health of society (for example, the case of Typhoid Mary). On positive side, you want your surrounding healthy, so that you should feel healthy. So the concept of social health depends on positive social health in the developed societies.

Answer 2

Health

Health is the subject used to describe the Digestive system, the Circulatory system, the functions of the muscles, and other types of systems used to represent the Human body and other organisms bodies. Health also is all about food, teeth, bones, brain functions, and other sorts of important subjects. There are also many careers in health that have many varieties of research and interest. Exercise is important for health, as well as meditation and other aerobic activities. Health is similar to Science and Physical Education classes in schools. Diseases are also caused by ones health and/or the way they value it and what they eat. Diabetes (type 1) is one example. Genetically inherited diseases take place either at birth or during a certain age.

Answer 3

If by understand you mean what i think/know then i would probally have to say that when i hear that word i think of brokenbones and i think that health can refere to either your mental or physical state. i hope this helps you.

Answer 4

Absence of social, mental and physical illness.

Answer 5

Health means when you are ready by mentally and physically to face every challenge properly and feel fresh.

Answer 6

a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

Answer 7

Health is the general condition of the body or mind with reference to soundness and vigor.

Answer 8

A complete state of physical, social and mental wellbeing not merely the absence of disease or infirmity