Conducive to one's personal well-being; beneficial to one's health; wholesome, healthy. Now chiefly with for, †to. Also in figurative contexts.

Fraught with health, well-being, safety, salvation; wholesome, salutary.

Beneficial to one's health or well-being; wholesome.

Morally sound, virtuous; free from corruption; pure. Obsolete.

Promoting or conducive to physical health; health-giving or health-preserving.

= wholesome, adj. (in various senses); (now) esp. promoting or conducive to physical health.

Health-giving, wholesome; healthy.

Salutary.

Of air, liquor, or food: Not spoiled or vitiated in any way; hence, wholesome, good and strong. Also in figurative context.

Wholesome, salutary; healthful.

Promoting or conducive to bodily health; health-giving, wholesome, salubrious.

Highly salubrious.

Of material objects and physical conditions: Of satisfactory nature, quality, or operation; healthy, sound, wholesome. Now only Medicine of…

figurative, esp. Promoting moral or spiritual health.

Conducive to or promoting health; wholesome, salubrious; salutary. Also figurative.

Bestowing health (bodily, mental, or spiritual); wholesome; salutary.

Promoting or conducive to health.

Medicine. Designating or relating to any or all of the six external factors regarded as necessary to health (see sense B. 1). Obsolete.

Conducive to health; chiefly, serving to promote recovery from disease, or to counteract a deleterious influence.

Health-bringing.

Health-bringing.

Affecting the (bodily) constitution; beneficial to, or designed to benefit, the constitution. Cf. B. 1.

Intended or tending to promote health.

Tending in the direction of health.