The ability to heal is a fundamental trait possessed by various living beings, including animals and humans. Synonyms that can be used to describe the ability to heal include: recuperative power, restorative capacity, curative potential, regenerative ability, rehabilitative strength and healing aptitude. These synonyms demonstrate the different ways in which the ability to heal can be expressed or experienced. Recuperative power refers to the body's ability to recover from illness or injury, while restorative capacity suggests the restoration of health or vitality. Curative potential emphasizes the capacity of medicine or therapy to heal. Regenerative ability suggests the ability to regenerate lost or damaged tissue while rehabilitative strength highlights the capacity to restore mobility and function after injury or illness. Finally, healing aptitude emphasizes the innate capacity of the organism itself to bring about its own healing.