Link­ing up to this we are, in a multi-lay­ered re­search plan, en­cour­ag­ing medi­cal sci­en­tists in the fields of

1. cerebral physiology
2. chronobiology
3. cardiology
4. pulmonology
5. immunology
6. pre- and perinatal medicine
7. geriatric medicine
8. metabolic activity
9. occupational physiology and
10. rehabilitation research

to research the significance for medicine of the microcosm of music.

Sub­ject to sci­en­tific in­ves­ti­ga­tion are es­pe­cially the fol­low­ing in­ter­re­la­tions of mu­sic and medi­cine:

1. polyphony and brain-wave synchronisation
2. the microcosm of music and changes in the biochemistry
3. over-wave mechanics and dissolution of stress
4. sound technology and its significance in the field of
   neurophysiological health
5. the motive technique and its significance in the field of
   psychological health
6. the sequence technique and its significance in the field
   of sociological health
7. the harmony technique and its significance in the field of
   ecological health
8. polyphony and biosynchronisation
9. polyrhythms and biological rhythms
10. the laws of harmony and the immune system
11. the significance of the absolute sound substance for the
    rejuvenation process
12. the special significance of dynamic space stereophony in
    health education

The sys­tem­atic in­ves­ti­ga­tion and fo­cused ap­pli­ca­tion of the mi­cro­cosm of mu­sic in the field of medi­cine ap­pears sen­sa­tional in so far as it is pos­si­ble to­day, for the first time, to grasp mu­si­cal struc­tures both quali­ta­tively and quan­ti­ta­tively, to ar­range them in or­der and to re­late their pa­rame­ters to those of the medi­cal meas­ure­ments ob­jec­tively and with re­pro­duci­bil­ity on a sci­en­tific basis.

An ob­jec­tive medi­cal ap­pli­ca­tion of mu­sic should be based on the natu­ral reso­nance ca­pa­bil­ity be­tween the natu­ral laws of har­mony of the mi­cro­cosm of mu­sic and the natu­ral laws of har­mony of bio­logi­cal life.

The task is to ac­ti­vate the natu­ral laws of har­mony of bio­logi­cal life via the brain us­ing the natu­ral laws of har­mony of the mi­cro­cosm of mu­sic, and in the course of this to make these more read­ily avail­able to the brain ac­tiv­ity and be­yond this to the en­tire hu­man or­gan­ism. Fol­low­ing this medi­cal for­mu­la­tion, we have named this kind of spe­cial, natu­rally struc­tured mu­sic ‘Medi­cal Reso­nance Ther­apy Mu­sic’.

Ever more doc­tors, as well as medi­cal re­search as a whole, are mov­ing more and more clearly to­wards ho­lis­tic medi­cine – to­wards medi­cal treat­ment which in­volves the en­tire be­ing rather than just only one as­pect of the physi­cal prob­lem.

Mod­ern doc­tors want to see their pa­tients healed ho­lis­ti­cally and this ob­jec­tive di­rects them to an in­te­grated me­dici­nal ef­fect on body and soul.
What me­dium could be more suit­able as a psycho-physio­logi­cal in­flu­ence than the me­dium of natu­rally struc­tured mu­sic?

With the ob­jec­tive, fo­cused and natu­ral medi­cal-mu­si­cal har­moni­sa­tion of the psycho-physio­logi­cal func­tions lies be­fore us an al­most en­tirely un­tapped po­ten­tial for ho­lis­tic treat­ment and na­ture medi­cine.

Na­ture medi­cine is ide­ally the knowl­edge about the natu­ral heal­ing power of liv­ing or­gan­isms. The or­gan­isms them­selves pos­sess this knowl­edge by vir­tue of their evo­lu­tion­ary na­ture, it be­ing an in­her­ent part of their evo­lu­tion.

How­ever, it has al­ways been very dif­fi­cult for man to gain fo­cused in­sight into this natu­ral realm of the self-heal­ing of liv­ing or­gan­isms – let alone achieve a com­pre­hen­sive un­der­stand­ing of it.

Thus, man has been ex­peri­ment­ing for cen­tu­ries in di­verse ways, to ac­ti­vate and strengthen the natu­ral heal­ing proc­esses.