| WHOLESOMENESS | Quality of being healthy or having moral well-being (13) |
| PROFIT | In favour of being healthy? You'll gain by it! (6) |
| WHOLESOME | Conducive to moral well-being (9) |
| WELLBEING | The state of being healthy and happy (4-5) |
| LEFTWELLALONE | Either segregated the healthy or didn't interfere (4,4,5) |
| HOBSONSCHOICE | Option of taking what is offered or having nothing (7,6) |
| SELFCONTAINED | Complete, or having all that is needed, in itself (4-9) |
| DRESSINGGOWNS | Loose garments worn indoors when preparing for bed or having just risen (8,5) |
| DOERS | A word for achievers, agents or workers; healthy or thriving animals; or, horses, in respect of their appetite (5) |
| HIGHMINDED | Having moral principles, objected to drunk being given precedence |
| CONSCIENCE | Study sociology, for example, having moral standards |
| RIGHTMINDED | Just cared, having moral sense (5-6) |
| ETHNICS | Natives get new leader having moral standards (7) |
| ASOFRIGHT | Having moral entitlement could make you go this far (2,2,5) |
| FITIN | Make time for being healthy at home (3,2) |
| HALE | Henry has the key to being healthy (4) |
| INHALE | Breathe it in at home, being healthy (6) |
| REFIT | Kit out again, to do with being healthy? (5) |
| WELLMEANING | With good intentions, explains what being healthy is |
| TIGHT | Word used to denote someone healthy or vigorous in medieval times, but today drunk or stingy (5) |
