Dr Zoltán Szűcs – pharmacist and phytotherapist

Since childhood, I have been fascinated by nature, exploring forests and meadows and learning about medicinal plants. This interest shaped my education: throughout secondary school and university, I took every opportunity to deepen my knowledge of herbs. I felt, however, that university was only the first step, and I continued to expand my knowledge by turning towards naturopathy.

I earned my pharmacy degree in 2003 from the Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Szeged. After graduating, I worked in pharmacies for several years, then spent nearly 15 years in medical fields related to internal medicine, gaining a thorough understanding of the practical side of conventional medicine. Alongside this experience, I qualified in naturopathy and phytotherapy and began using natural remedies in my everyday practice.

For more than 15 years, I have been involved in developing dietary supplements, creating formulations and manufacturing products. Since 2010, I have also given hundreds of lectures on the harmful effects of modern lifestyles, their health consequences and possible therapeutic approaches. For me, nutritional science, medicinal plants, research and development, and healing are more than professional interests: they are a true vocation.

My practice takes an integrated approach that brings together psychoneuroimmunology, the power of medicinal plants and frequency therapy methods. Combining these approaches has brought me my greatest successes, and I also see them as foundations for the medicine of the future.

I have worked with EWS bioinformation assessment systems and frequency therapy devices since 2012. I actively contribute to the development of EWS technologies and regularly provide training in the effective, successful use of the devices. EWS is a continuously evolving company offering exceptional value, and I am pleased to contribute to its success through my teaching activities.

My aim is to combine scientific and natural approaches to help people maintain their health and recover from illness.