The theme of in­ves­ti­ga­tion was in how far blood pressure could be re­duced by Medical Reso­nance Therapy Music^® on a short and long term basis.

Out of 68 patients suffering from neu­roder­ma­titis and psoriasis two experimental groups and two control groups were formed. Ex­peri­men­tal group 1 counted 28 neurodermatitis patients and experimental group 2 counted 20 psoriasis patients.

The two control groups counted 10 patients each. The age of the patients ranged from 18 to 60 years, the duration of the investigation was 2 weeks. Blood pressure was measured at the first, third, sixth and fourteenth day be­fore and after treatment with MRT-Music^®.

At the beginning the average systolic value was 130 mm hg and the average diastolic value 85 mm hg in all four groups.


Medical Resonance Therapy Music^® Group

At the first day of treatment the average blood pressure in the experimental groups reduced from 130 / 85 mm hg before treatment to 125 / 80 mm hg after treatment. This re­peated at the third and sixth day of treatment. At the fourteenth day though blood pressure reduced from 130 /85 mm hg before treat­ment to 120 / 70 mm hg after treatment.


Here a training effect became evident:

With proceeding application the ef­fec­tive­ness of MRT-Music^® treatment increased.
No change occurred in the control groups.


Control Groups

No change occurred in the control groups.