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Force healing, Force heal, Cure or Health, was a power that used the Force to accelerate the
natural healing process rapidly.
Initial levels required meditation, but greater aptitude usually granted faster regeneration, without need of meditation. Greater levels of attainment were also able to mend far more severe injuries, even complete damage to flesh and bone, even going as far as to mend internal damage, such as damage to the heart, lungs and so forth. This was shown in a more perverse form by Darth Vader, but utilized by the most skilled of Jedi. It was unlikely, however, that this power was able to regenerate lost matter, as neither Luke Skywalker nor Darth Vader utilized the ability to replace their severed limbs.
Jedi Healers used this power to diagnose and treat the ailments of their patients. A notable case of this use of Force healing was Cilghal using the Force to cure Mon Mothma of a molecular poison that was incurable by conventional means, although strictly speaking the method of healing involved Cilghal's Force-powered detection and removal of the nanomachines afflicting Mon Mothma rather than a direct application of Force energy against the damaged cells themselves.
Obi-Wan Kenobi used a basic form of this ability on Luke Skywalker after his confrontation with the Tusken Raiders on Tatooine in 0 BBY. Darth Sidious also used the same basic form on Darth Vader after his immolation on Mustafar, to sustain him while waiting for a medical gurney to arrive.
Ki-Adi-Mundi has used this Force power to heal a broken collar bone almost completely by meditation after the ambush of Jabba Desilijic Tiure's minions, during his mission to find Sharad Hett.
Children of the Green Planet may have all possessed this technique.
The Jedi of the New Jedi Order use this ability in the form of a healing trance
.Although it was believed that malevolent Force-users could not employ true Force healing, the dark side was a conduit to a diverse number of unnatural variants of this typically benevolent power. Darth Vader experimented with Force healing in one such alternate form, in which meditation on anger and frustration at his life and circumstances would allow his lungs to function without the aid of his hyperbaric chamber or his life support suit. Having said that, it appears to have been a perversion of true healing in that the damaged alveoli of his lungs did not heal permanently, but rather seemed to remain functional as long as the intensity of his anger focused the power of the dark side. He only managed to maintain this power for a brief time; the pleasure he received from the healing process caused a break in his concentration. Vader's perception was that joy and happiness poisoned the dark side's power, and as such they sabotaged the temporary healing the technique afforded. However, he theorized that, with practice and willpower, he would eventually no longer be constricted by his life support system.
Vader may well have been correct in this assumption, as evidenced by the ancient Sith Lord Darth Sion. Sion could focus on his pain and recover from grievous wounds or death (or close to it as he could get with his power) nearly instantly, similar to what Vader would do much later. Sion's capability with this technique was almost perfect, but over time he received so many otherwise fatal wounds he was in constant pain (which of course served only to fuel the Dark Side within). To accomplish this gruesome task, he had to channel the Force constantly to literally hold his body together. Medical staff examining his body, even while unconscious, concluded that gravity itself should be pulling it apart. Sion died only when the Jedi Exile sowed doubt in Sion's mind, convincing him that his Force-dependent life was not worth living. It is possible that Exar Kun unknowingly used this same technique to restore his shattered body to wholeness when it was crushed in the tomb of Freedon Nadd; however, it is just as possible that this was the spirit of Freedon Nadd himself working some sort of Sith magic.
Darth Plagueis, the master to Palpatine also experimented with a dark side variant that would grant him the ability to create, maintain, or save life by manipulating midi-chlorians to a certain degree. Plagueis stated that a child born of this power would be the embodiment of the force. Although Sidious stated to Anakin that Plagueis had complete control over this ability, it is unknown whether he really was in actuality successful in developing this power. Nevertheless, according to the Sith Lords, he had employed this power to create Anakin Skywalker, but this, itself, has never truly been proven. If Plagueis did have control over this ability prior to his death, it is also questionable whether Darth Sidious, who the knowledge would've been passed down, had access to the technique as well. His comments to the newly-appointed Darth Vader would seem to suggest otherwise. Whether or not they knew how to save someone from the brink of death, they could not, however, save themselves and gain immortality–or more accurately, the preservation of their personalities afer-death. This power, according to Jedi Masters Qui-Gon Jinn and Yoda could only be attained by a Jedi because the secret to it, is love.
Darth Bane used yet another dark side variant of the ability, also similar to the technique used by Vader. By focusing on the pain and anguish of others, he could unnaturally sustain or invigorate himself. After being poisoned by the Brotherhood of Darkness, he resorted to using this form of Force Healing to keep himself alive long enough to reach Caleb, a true Force healer. He did so by murdering a farmer's children before the farmer's eyes; the pain of the children's death coupled with the agony felt by their father before his own death was enough to sustain Bane for hours. He would use this power periodically over his career (despite not being needed while he was wearing his Orbalisk armor, which organically repaired him), and it's possible he learned it from the holocron of Darth Revan.
