healthy (redirected from healthily)

health·y (hlth)

adj.

1. Possessing good health.

2. Conducive to good health; healthful.

3. Indicative of sound, rational thinking or frame of mind.

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healthi·ly adv.

healthi·ness n.

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healthy,

a condition of physical, mental, and social well-being and of absence of disease or another abnormal condition.

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healthy

1. a state of being in good health.

2. pertaining to, characterized by, or promoting health.

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Patient discussion about healthily.

Q. Can it be that I stopped being allergic to cats? is it a miracle? I was allergic to cats in my childhood, and yesterday a friend cat jumped on me and nothing happened.

A. My daughter was allergic to bananas. And when she turned 9 it’s gone like never happened. So I looked for the same answer you looked for and found this:
http://www.5min.com/Video/Do-Allergies-Go-Away-9031

Q. Is alcohol really healthy? I’m 19 years old girl, and never drink alcohol. I had an argument with my friend that argued that alcohol actually helps the heart and prevents some disease, and therefore I should drink at least some. However, I always hear about how alcohol ruins your liver and the whole body. Is he right?

A. The important thing is that alcohol helps disease that usually affect old men, so for young people (like you) eventually alcohol is more harmfull than healthy.

Q. Snacks for kids – is there a healthy option? My 8 years-old son eats snacks every day, and although he’s not fat by any means, I still want to give him good eating habits. Do you have any idea for healthy snacks? Is there any chance he’ll give up his chocolate and coke for fruits???

A. fruit or peanut butter and jelly,peanut butter provides protein,jelly is a fruit.