Bad circulation (n.) makes a body get older from the edges in.
Bad circulation (n.) gives you cold hands exactly when someone reaches to hold one.
Bad circulation (n.) turns one person in a bed into a weather event for the other.
Bad circulation (n.) is blood taking scenic routes and missing exits.
Emotional health (n.) is not the absence of a bad feeling but the ability to have one without becoming it
Emotional health (n.) is like posture, invisible while it is good and expensive to correct once it is not
Emotional health (n.) is the ability to feel without making everyone else clean it up.
Emotional health (n.) is facing reality at any cost.
Experiential health (n.) is health understood as freedom from illness and alienation together with the capacity for personal growth.
Experiential health (n.) is freedom from illness and alienation and the capacity for human development, including self-discovery, self-actualization, and transcendence from alienating social circumstance.
Fitness (n.) cannot be bought, delivered, borrowed or inherited, which is why the industry around it sells everything but.
Fitness (n.) is rented, never owned, and the rent falls due weekly.
Fitness (n.) is certainly the sign of strength, but outside of natural stimuli the drive to acquire fitness can signal some deep incurable weakness.
Fitness (n.) is the first requisite to happiness.