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PETER HÜBNER

THE FUTURE
OF PHARMACEUTICS

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Harmonical Information as a Medical Drug

PETER HÜBNER

Musicologist
Classical Composer
Creator of the Medical
Resonance Therapy Music^®
Founder of the
Micro Music Laboratories^®
Founder of
Digital Pharmaceutics^®
Creator of the
Educational Program
Astronomy of Mind

Music & Nature: Mr. Huebner, you are a classical composer, but also produce music in your Micro Music Laboratories, which is de­scribed as a "prepa­ra­tion" and which is used for medi­cal pur­poses. There is also an im­pres­sive num­ber of sci­en­tific tests which prove that your medi­cal mu­sic prepa­ra­tion is often more suc­cess­ful than phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal prepa­ra­tions. We be­lieve that this could lead to an eco­nomic con­flict with the pharma­ceu­ti­cals in­dus­try; which would not ex­actly be wel­come if it were to lead to new com­pe­ti­tion. We would like to ask you a few ques­tions on this sub­ject.

Ques­tion: How do you ba­si­cally see pharma­ceu­tics and its prod­ucts?

Peter Hübner: For many years, pharma­ceu­tics has been the in­sti­tu­tion shown to im­prove hu­man health on the basis of ob­jec­tive sci­en­tific cri­te­ria, hence not ide­ol­ogy nor eso­teri­cism, and this it has done suc­cess­fully.
In coun­tries where phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal prod­ucts and sci­ence-ori­en­tated medi­cal tech­nol­ogy are af­ford­able, life ex­pec­tancy is the high­est, es­sen­tially higher than in those coun­tries and cul­tural ar­eas sup­ported by other meth­ods of heal­ing which have evolved over time but which have never been sci­en­tifi­cally tested. I`m think­ing here for ex­ample of India and China. In Af­rica, South Amer­ica and a large part of Asia, where mod­ern medi­cine is not used, the situa­tion is even worse.

Mu­sic & Na­ture: This sounds like a song of praise for phar­ma­ceu­tics and chemi­cals and from this point of view, one could feel that phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal prod­ucts should flood the world!

Peter Hübner: I wasn’t only talk­ing about phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal prod­ucts, but also about sci­ence-ori­en­tated medi­cal tech­nol­ogy and there­fore about medi­cal per­son­nel who are trained in mod­ern sci­ence and striv­ing to­wards ob­jec­tive aid.
With­out doubt, we would want these achieve­ments of mod­ern civi­li­sa­tion to bene­fit the world over; but the un­for­tu­nate fact is that most peo­ple liv­ing on our earth can­not or can hardly afford this type of ex­pen­sive medi­cine.

Mu­sic & Na­ture: But what is the situa­tion with the un­wanted side ef­fects which most – if not all – phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal prod­ucts cause and which par­ticu­larly for those peo­ple who have to take vari­ous medi­cines, sum up and cre­ate a new se­ri­ous risk – which is sud­denly dif­fi­cult to treat or can no longer be treated with chemi­cal prepa­ra­tions?

Peter Hübner: Years ago, I made the man­ag­ers of large phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal com­pa­nies aware – with the help of my pub­lish­ing house – , that they should se­ri­ously think about us­ing har­monic in­flu­ences when cre­at­ing their prod­ucts, to pre­vent the un­wanted side ef­fects and in this re­spect, of­fered my ad­vice, since I ap­ply the har­monic laws of na­ture to my mu­sic.

But this offer was not ac­cepted – which of course al­lowed more time for my own fur­ther work. This meant we were able to carry out in­tense work in the Mi­croMu­sicLa­bo­ra­to­ries^® and within only a few years, con­sis­tently pro­duced an im­pres­sive num­ber of medi­cal mu­sic prepa­ra­tions which proved in many cases to out­weigh the ef­fects of phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal prod­ucts and had no un­wanted side ef­fects at all. Even more so, they have a nor­mal­is­ing ef­fect – which means for ex­ample that peo­ple whose hor­mone bal­ance is too high can re­duce this bal­ance with a "medi­cal mu­sic prepa­ra­tion A", whilst those whose hor­mone bal­ance is too low, can in­crease the bal­ance with the same prepa­ra­tion.

Mu­sic & Na­ture: This is in­deed ex­tremely in­ter­est­ing and the ef­fect of achiev­ing two op­po­site ef­fects with one prod­uct if nec­es­sary, is not rec­og­nised with phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal prod­ucts.

Peter Hübner: This was in fact the main rea­son for my ap­proach­ing the phar­ma­ceu­ti­cals in­dus­try. It is not only a case of in­creas­ing or re­duc­ing hor­mone bal­ances – but rather of nor­mal­is­ing hor­mone bal­ances.
With con­ven­tional chemi­cal proc­esses we have never been able to achieve any kind of fo­cused nor­mali­sa­tion or in­crease to an ac­tual stan­dard value, be­cause a "nor­mal" hor­mone bal­ance can­not be quan­ti­fied. For one per­son, one hor­mone bal­ance is nor­mal and for an­other, a dif­fer­ent hor­mone bal­ance is nor­mal and both have vari­ous dif­fer­ent hor­mone bal­ances at vari­ous dif­fer­ent times.

At best, a doc­tor can as­cer­tain that a hor­mone level is out of its own par­ticu­lar nor­mal range, if from his point of view, it is dan­ger­ously low for one pa­tient or dan­ger­ously high for an­other. But he will never be able to state the cor­rect and ideal hor­mone level for an in­di­vid­ual pa­tient at any one point in time.
For a doc­tor, an ex­ter­nal ef­fect on the hor­mone level only makes sense if from his point of view, the de­via­tion from nor­mal is so great that he sees high risk to the pa­tient. He then pre­scribes the ap­pro­pri­ate phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal prepa­ra­tion and states the rec­om­mended quan­ti­ties and times.

In truth, the role of the doc­tor is to pro­vide continu­ous or at least long-term help for his pa­tients in achiev­ing a hor­mone bal­ance which is nor­mal for them­selves and which of course changes ac­cord­ing to their in­ter­nal and ex­ter­nal liv­ing situa­tions.
He can only do this how­ever if the har­monic view point is taken into con­sid­era­tion. He must there­fore have a medi­cine or prepa­ra­tion, which is struc­tured har­moni­cally and there­fore, matched to the pa­tient`s natu­ral chang­ing in­ter­nal and ex­ter­nal liv­ing con­di­tions.