Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Health"

A: It’s Health Care with Christian beliefs. So most of the people that will use it will be Christian’s and the people who made it available are most likely Christian.
The Christian Health Care will provide services that coincide with the religious beliefs of Christians.

A: thinking a lot about health and making choices based on what is healthy

A: It means being healthy.

My mother and father are In Good Health.

My mother and father are healthy.

I'm so happy that my father is In Good Health after being sick for 6 months.

I'm so happy that my father is healthy after being sick for 6 months.

A: そうですね。"I've"が使われているので、今もその状態が続いているという印象を受けます。
"I"だけなら普通の過去形なので、その精神健康上の問題からもう抜け出したというnuanceがあると思います。

A: 後者宣布緊急的狀態

A: I had to withdraw from school for health reasons.

A: Thanks! It's really very useful

A: Thank you!!

A: I felt better after going to the health center this morning, so I ate breakfast with my son.

A: How are you feeling?
Are you feeling well?
Is your health better?

A: 📝"Health" là danh từ có nghĩa là sức khỏe, sự lành mạnh, thể chất ...
Vd: A good health.
📝"Healthy" là tính từ có nghĩa là lành mạnh, có lợi cho sức khỏe, lành mạnh...
Vd: A wealthy climate.

A: Labeled means that "health food" is literally on a label for the product, or that people think of it that way, or call it that.
Branded means that it is part of the advertising that it is called health food, which can include the label, but also ads, etc.

A: Keep healthy is the proper term in English when you are concerned about someone’s health. example: Please be sure to keep healthy over the break!

A: In my mind the meaning is different. A health drink is specially made to be or sold as healthy. It may or may not be healthy.

As as example:

What are you drinking all these 'health drinks' for? They're full of caffeine and other dodgy stuff. In actual fact, water is the most healthy drink.

A: You're healthy if your body is functioning properly. As in, you're free of disease, etc.

Well-being is more general. It can refer to health, but it can also refer to happiness or being content with life. I also don't think I've ever used the word "well-being" in a conversation lol :P

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A: 'Maintain health' and 'stay healthy' mean the same thing, though the second one is more natural.

'Maintain' is followed by a noun, 'stay' is followed by an adjective.

A: "Wishing you good health, happiness and success on Thanksgiving day" would sound a little more natural.

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A: × To introduce a new health care system -a saver of our wellness-
✓ To introduce a new health care system -a wellness tracker -

I think this is what you mean:
Wellness Tracker - a company program to help employees track their health. It could include daily reporting, wearable devices, and other measures to help employees stay healthy, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A: Some editing for style (there were just a couple small errors):

As I get older, I'm becoming more conscious of my health. I'm not a fussy eater but I try to eat a balanced diet on a daily basis.
Nowadays, I tend to check the foods to see if they are high in artificial ingredients. However, it is also enjoyable to drink and eat anything with my friends without always focusing on my diet. Overall, health is crucial, but where you rank its priority depends on how you wish to live.

A: × He’s careless in his health.
✓ He’s careless in regards to his health

× He’s careless to his health.

Or,” he’s careless about his health.” Your first two are natural.

A: In my opinion: Getting better but not completely good. Better simply means less bad. If you want to say you are in good health condition, "I am feeling well/good" or "I feel well/good".

A: I will take/have the health check if there is no extra cost to me.

do a check if you are a doctor.

"for" is fashionable lately I find but
for 私のためにコストがなければ
to 私にコストがなければ