The Italian nobleman Cesare Mattei (1809-1896) was the founder of electro-homeopathy, which was hotly debated for a long time and questioned by leading homeopaths of the time.

The Electro-homeopathic Institute in Geneva (later Sauter'sches Insitut) published the monthly Annalen der Elektro-Homöopathie und Gesundheitspflege from 1891 onwards in order to propagate the healing method, which had been further developed in Switzerland, and to substantiate the treatment successes with case studies. The publication was aimed at homeopathic pharmacies throughout the world. Albert Sauter (1846-1896), a Geneva pharmaceutical entrepreneur and owner of a homeopathic pharmacy, was instrumental in the Annals to promote the then controversial healing method. In 1903, the editors changed the title and the journal reappeared as Sauter's Annalen für Gesundheitspflege. The propagation of a generally healthy lifestyle with the support of naturopathic procedures and remedies now came to the fore.

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Title history:

Title:	Sauter's Annalen für Gesundheitspflege : Monatsschrift des Sauter'schen Institutes in Genf
Period:	1903-1922

Title:	Annalen der Elektro-Homöopathie und Gesundheitspflege : Monatsschrift des elektro-homöopathischen Instituts in Genf
Period:	1891-1902