curative properties

Curative properties refer to the ability of a substance, treatment, or intervention to effectively heal, restore, or relieve a health condition or disease. They work by targeting the underlying cause, eliminating harmful agents, repairing damaged tissues, or supporting the body's natural healing processes. For example, antibiotics have curative properties against bacterial infections by killing bacteria. Recognizing curative potential helps in evaluating how well a treatment can resolve an illness, ultimately leading to recovery and improved health outcomes.