Who discovered Electro-Homoeopathy?
The Italian noble Count Ceaser Mattei discovered these remedies in the latter part of the 1800s in Bologna, Italy. Under the influence of the philosopher Paolo Costa, Count Mattei was encouraged to devote his time and wealth to the service of humanity. He was elected as a member of the Roman Parliament but soon abandoned political life and gave himself up entirely to medical studies. He acquainted himself with the researches of the illustrious Hahnemann, the discoverer of original Homeopathy, and also with human polarity. Being a herbalist himself, he prepared these remedies from herbs and named them Electro Homoeopathic medicines. After Mattei had completed his experiments, he subjected his remedies to severe and numerous tests. Between 1865 and 1867, more than 20,000 patients were treated under the supervision of Dr Coli and Dr Conti. In 1869 the Pope opened a ward in the Hospital of Sant Theresa at Rome where the remedies could be tested more fully. The results were astonishing.