ANALYSIS AND DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS

Nature-like technologies for the prevention and treatment of a wide range of human diseases determine promising directions for the development of the global healthcare system.

The complexity of their implementation is due to the unsolved problem of understanding the mechanism of natural regulation which provides homeostasis of the body, determining its main sources during the evolution of living nature, as well as understanding the reasons for its weakening in modern conditions. An important factor in influencing the homeostatic functions of the body is the acoustic background of natural origin. At the same time, numerous studies have established that under the influence of these musical compositions by famous composers, first of all, by V.A. Mozart, the problem of prevention and treatment of a wide range of psychosomatic diseases that develop in the body as a reaction to stress is solved. A number of researchers attribute the positive effect of listening to music to its consistency with a part of the high-frequency biorhythms of the human body. Based on the correlation processing of the spectra of musical pieces by famous composers, a high level of their connection with low-frequency fluctuations of the microwave radiation of the Sun reaching the Earth’s surface is proved. The revealed regularity can be interpreted so that the pieces of famous composers are nothing more than a reflection of real natural processes in the author's interpretation, which include the fluctuations of the microwave radiation of the Sun. The result can be used as the basis for substantiating the necessary procedure for determining certain musical compositions for their use for medicinal purposes. For a comparative assessment, the results of calculating the correlation of fluctuations of the solar microwave radiation with the singing of widely known birds, as well as with a low-frequency analogue of “white” and “pink” noises, are presented. They reflect a low correlation with natural low-frequency fluctuations of electromagnetic radiation of natural origin.

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