Abstract: The invention relates to a method for producing hybrid spherical molded bodies from soluble polymers and at least one embedded additive in that an additive-loaded polymer solution is dispersed in an inert solvent, and said dispersion process is carried out at a reduced pressure, the resulting particle dispersion is cooled below the solidification point of the polymer solution, the stabilized particles of the polymer solution are separated from the inert solvent, the separated particles of the polymer solution are precipitated in a solvent coagulating the polymer, the solvent-moistened polymer particles are subjected to a drying process until maximal densification is obtained, and the resulting particles that are made of polymer and additive are sintered by way of a thermal treatment to yield porous and/or highly condensed molded bodies. Resulting therefrom are highly stable molded bodies which do not sinter together during sintering process.