good health
Noun
Meaning
the state of being vigorous and free from bodily or mental disease
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A big reason for the koalas' good health is now thought to be their diet which, due to the severity of the fires, is currently reliant on green shoots, known as epicormic growth.
A Buckingham Palace spokesperson said in a statement, “Her Majesty The Queen remains in good health.
According to him, the government would continue to remind Nigerians that all non-essential trips should be put off this December saying this is Nigerians safety and good health.
And I pray we both live to see our children becoming successful and getting married in good health and when they start having children we will both be alive to support them.
"All transplant operations went on smoothly and the four patients are now in good health condition," said Al Onazi, adding that this was a timely intervention as the patients urgently needed the organs to save their lives.
Although experts agree 10,000 steps is a good health target, it is an arbitrary figure, invented in the 1960s as part of a marketing campaign.