Can biological processes be regulated through information rather than drugs? Conventional medicine often acts through intervention: introducing substances or blocking biological processes. But what if the organism already possesses the tools required for restoration — and needs only the right signal? In my new article, I present the theoretical foundation of the MSPM–NASP platform. Its central principle is: “Do not add what biology already possesses. Provide the information that enables biology to reactivate it.” A brief overview of the concept: From intervention to communication: an external structured acoustic signal (NASP) acts as a trigger for activating the organism’s innate biological programmes. A scientific precedent: Michael Levin’s work has demonstrated the existence of a “bioelectric code” underlying regeneration. NASP extends this concept into the acoustic modality. Two regulatory axes: the biochemical interface (MSPM) and the informational interface (NASP) ...