This right functioning is not a static condition, but an active operation. For Aristotle, the end of human beings is happiness or well-being, of which only a part is justice. Virtue is an habitual state, a condition of the soul that predisposes an individual to act in a certain way. Virtue is an habitual state achieved through conscious practice, effort, exercise. There are intellectual virtues and moral virtues.
Intellectual virtues are superior to moral virtues.
The last three constitute scientific wisdom. Reflect on these and similar issues. Thus, nourishment and exercise, etc. are means to the end of bodily health. The health of the body is a means for the performance of moral actiions, which are in turn a means for the moral health of the soul. Moral actions aim at personal and social stability.