Organometry, also called Voll Electroacupuncture, along with Bioresonance, forms part of "Bioelectronics," a broad approach within complementary therapies and functional medicine that studies and utilizes the body's electromagnetic phenomena for assessment, regulation, and therapy. It is based on the idea that biological processes are mediated by measurable and modulable electrical signals.

This technique, developed by Dr. Reinhold Voll in the 1950s, measures the electrical conductivity of acupuncture points located along the channels or meridians of Traditional Chinese Medicine using a modern bioelectronic device. The results reveal which energy circuits are blocked, whether they have an excess or deficiency of energy, and which organs are associated with the affected channels. It has various applications, such as testing sensitivity to certain substances and identifying allergies and intolerances to foods, medications, etc. It can also detect dental interference fields or toxic scars, parasitic infections, candida, fungi, and other intestinal dysbiosis. It is also commonly used to identify deficiencies in amino acids, vitamins, minerals, and other essential nutrients