What is Electrohomeopathy?
A revolutionary natural healing system that uses plant-based remedies to restore the body's natural balance and promote self-healing.

Founded by Count Cesare Mattei
Electrohomeopathy was developed in the 19th century by Count Cesare Mattei, an Italian nobleman and scholar from Bologna. He developed a unique system combining the vital energy of plants with homeopathic principles.
His remedies, created from carefully selected botanical extracts, aimed to restore balance to the body's vital forces – especially the blood and the lymph. Count Mattei's work gained global recognition, and his legacy continues to inspire holistic healing practices around the world.
The Science Behind Healing
Balance of blood & lymph
Illness is seen as an imbalance of the body's fluids; remedies aim to restore that balance.
Plant essences
Fresh medicinal plants are prepared by a gentle process that preserves their healing properties.
Whole-person care
Treatment addresses the root cause and the whole person, not only the symptoms.
Electrohomeopathy is based on the principle that the human body has an inherent capacity to heal itself when provided with the right natural stimuli.
The main remedy groups
Your doctor combines remedies and dilutions from these groups to suit you.
Scrofoloso (S)
General and lymphatic remedies – often the foundation of treatment
Canceroso (C)
Deep-acting remedies used in long-standing conditions
Angioitico (A)
Remedies for blood and circulation
Pettorale (P)
Chest and respiratory remedies
Febrifugo (F)
Remedies for fevers
Linfatico, Vermifugo, Venereo
Lymphatic, intestinal and other specific remedies
Electricities
Red, yellow, green, blue and white – used in small quantities or externally
Is Electrohomeopathy right for me?
- Suitable for all age groups, from children to senior citizens
- Can be taken alongside your other treatment
- Useful in long-standing (chronic) and recurring problems
- Treatment is personal – two people with the same illness may get different remedies
Please don't stop medicines prescribed by another doctor without their advice. In emergencies, go to the nearest hospital.