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the preceding chapters I have often mentioned Medical Resonance Therapy
Music. However, I have deliberately placed my report on this new natural
therapy at the end because, for migraine and headache sufferers, it
is of general significance in several areas – indeed, in my opinion,
it is a useful complement to all forms of migraine and headache treatment.
In the first place, Medical Resonance Therapy Music is a simple and
effective means of relaxing the body. Patients generally welcome it,
as they find it very pleasant and also it does not require long or difficult
learning at all – simply listening and enjoying is all that this
therapy requires for best results.
But over and above the very important aspect of bodily relaxation, Medical
Resonance Therapy Music, through its natural harmonisation and activation
of our subjective inner vital energies – that is the powers of
our feelings, our mind and our intellect – is of great significance
for the areas which I highlighted in the previous chapters on the psyche
and on dealing with trouble and time.
A relaxed, balanced and joyful relationship with our inner energies,
which Medical Resonance Therapy Music demonstrates and reinforces within
the listener, has a great positive effect on many factors which can
relieve or even prevent a migraine – indeed, for very many migraine
sufferers, it is one of the most important things they must achieve
if they wish to put a lasting end to their suffering.
Here, the
regular application of Medical Resonance Therapy Music can be an inestimable
help.
The purpose of Medical Resonance Therapy Music® is not
to fight an illness, but to strengthen health. It achieves this in that,
through the law of the resonance, it reinforces those natural energies
within man which maintain and support his health.
The idea
of strengthening health using a completely naturally structured form
of music is very old and has its roots in the medicine of the high civilisations
of the distant past. In our time, this ‘classical’ path is
being again followed to modern scientific standards by the composer
Peter Huebner.
According
to the learned doctors of ancient times, the natural laws of harmony
of the microcosm of music – that is the laws which govern from
within the development of tones and sounds – provide us with a
true representation of the all-encompassing natural laws of harmony.
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| Prof.
Dr. med.
Konrad Taubert
studied
medicine at the University of Halle and underwent a further
four years' study to specialise as a physiotherapist - a course
of study which did not exist in the Federal Republic, and which
could be described as a scientifically-based training to become
a naturopathic doctor.
During his years of study and practice in Halle, Dresden, Bad
Kösen, Berlin and Mahlow, he familiarised himself with the naturopathic
and modern aspects of his specialist area, became qualified
in the areas of manual therapy, neural therapy, acupuncture
and psychotherapy in particular and, in 1978, was appointed
Senior Consultant at the hospital for Physiotherapy
in Neubrandenburg.
Since
receiving his postdoctoral lecturing qualification in 1991,
he has been teaching at the Ernst-Moritz-Arnd-University in
Greifswald in the specialist field of physio-therapy.
His
numerous scientific publi-cations and lectures, which mainly
focus on therapy for headaches and cancer without drugs, and
particu-larly on health education involving physiotherapeutic
selftreatment measures, have brought him international renown. |
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