Das physikalische Weltbild der Erfahrungsheilkunde

Abstract: The task of physics is to draw up rules and laws, which can claim to be valid for all types of manifestations in the universe. In these cases physics starts from hypotheses, theories, concepts and mathematical formulas, which coin the respective conception of the world only in those cases, where they are really confirmed by experience.In the two and a half centuries of european culture mainly three natural phenomena - spirit, force, matter - have determined the conception of the world. lt is only in the structure of the linear, mechanistic physics (Newton) of the 18th 20th century, that there is no room for the non-material, but per-ceptible phenomena "spirit" and "force (energy)". This restriction to matter and its movement was very successful in the field of technology, but the linear thinking had a rather disadvantageous effect on humanities and biological sciences. Life is an interplay between energy and matter, function and structure, chaos and order; every formation must be preceded by a chaotic interplay between matter and forces. The elimination of the non-material components in these interactions leads in medicine to the empty word "placebo", which excludes all phenomena from the effects of drugs which cannot be grasped in the material sense. Placebo and a blind study design are contradictory to a basic principle of science: confirmation of the findings by a perceptible, observable reality.Modem physics has overcome the linear one-way streets of thinking. The sequence "information-energy-matter" assigns to the correlations of massless elementary particles a greater significance than to those, which are formed to structures; therefore it takes into consideration the cross-Iinked interactions in biological systems. Massless photons, gravitons, neutrinos influence the procedures of life much more, than the structure which can be seen with the help of them or the forces which can be experienced by them (gravity).The development of drugs and therapeutical procedures has three roots: experience, intuitiv and systematic research. The majority of the drugs result from the nonmaterial experience. Revolutionary developments are the result of spiritual intuition. The "chemical roulette" of systematic changes of molecules of known substances, which often have been usurped by empiric therapeutics, play an inferior role from the epistemological point of view.The relative short-livedness of chemical variations in relation to the procedures and drugs of empiric science shows clearly which tendency corresponds with the laws of nature.

Keyword(s): Erfahrungsheilkunde

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