Good Health

What is Good Health?

A definition of good health is: A relative term, meaning a condition of body and mind that ordinary affairs of life may be attended to without serious strain upon the vital powers. More details on the Encyclopedia. Life & Cas. More details on the Encyclopedia. Ins. More details on the Encyclopedia. Co. More details on the Encyclopedia. of Tenn. More details on the Encyclopedia. v. More details on the Encyclopedia. Truett, 112 Ga. More details on the Encyclopedia.App. More details on the Encyclopedia. 338, 145 S. More details on the Encyclopedia.E. More details on the Encyclopedia.2d 84, 87. More details on the Encyclopedia. As employed in insurance contracts, ordinarily means a reasonably good state of health. More details on the Encyclopedia. It means that the applicant has no grave, important, or serious disease, and is free from any ailment that seriously affects the general soundness and healthfulness of the system. More details on the Encyclopedia. Norwick v. More details on the Encyclopedia. United Sec. More details on the Encyclopedia. Life Co. More details on the Encyclopedia., 82 S. More details on the Encyclopedia.D. More details on the Encyclopedia. 640, 152 N. More details on the Encyclopedia.W. More details on the Encyclopedia.2d 439, 443. More details on the Encyclopedia. A mere temporary indisposition not tending to weaken or undermine constitution does not render a person in “bad health. More details on the Encyclopedia.” It does not mean a condition of perfect health.[1]

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1. “Good Health” in the White America Dictionary (New York, Los Angeles, London, New Delhy, Hong Kong, 1989)

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