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RNDr. Václav Bažata

Dr. Bažata has been cooperating with our company since 2011. As part of our contractual cooperation, we work on creating the production documentation necessary for the registration of PhytoChi in European countries.

Professional Biography

  • 1970-1972 studies of chemistry at the Faculty of Chemical Technology in Prague (VŠCHT)
  • 1972-1977 studies of pharmacy at the Faculty of Pharmacy, Charles University (FaF UK HK)
  • 1977 diploma in general pharmacy
  • 1977-1978 employment – assistant pharmacist in Pilsen and in military medical services (ZS)
  • 1978-1979 postgraduate studies – pharmaceutical and natural sciences at the faculties of Charles University (FaF UK, PřF UK)
  • 1979 doctorate in pharmaceutical chemistry/pharmacy – RNDr.
  • 1978-1996 employed at Léčivé rostliny n.p., Holding SPOFA, later k.p. of SPOFA s.p. Prague 5, development technologist, head of technology department, head of R&D, director of Léčivé rostliny n.p., Holding SPOFA
  • 1993 foreign internship – Environmental Management (Ecology), JICA Certificate, Tokyo/Sapporo, Japan
  • 1996-2001 employed at SVUS, a.s., later SVUS Pharma a.s. Hradec Králové, marketing director
  • 2002-2011 SVUS Pharma a.s., business development director
  • 2011-present  self-employed (OSVČ) – Specialist in consulting on legal matters, pharmacy, nutrition and food science

Membership in Societies and Government Entities

Central Advisory Board of the Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic for medicinal plants (ÚPS LR), Czech Pharmaceutical Society ČLS JEP – Natural Medicines Section, Drug Technology Section – Professional Working Group of Qualified Persons, Czech Association for Special Foods (ČASP), member of the European Botanical Forum (EBF) and IADSA, Brussels

Area of Cooperation with Phyto CZ, s.r.o.

Dr. Bažata has been cooperating with our company since 2011. As part of our contractual cooperation, we work on creating the production documentation necessary for the registration of PhytoChi (or other of our products) in European countries, where we are gradually expanding our business activities. Another area of cooperation is the promotion of the Phyto-True™ technology concept in legislative practice, especially the implementation of the standardization of Chinese herbs under the PTRM™ brand.

About PhytoChi in the Words of an Expert

It is necessary to realize that when using combinations of plant extracts based on the principles of traditional Chinese medicine, the classical pharmacological principles of Western medicine do not apply, especially the theory of action on so-called receptors, which counts on the lock/key model and the principle of dose-dependent effect. The composition of PhytoChi is optimized to maintain homeostasis in the body as a basic prerequisite for maintaining body balance in terms of the Chinese yin/yang principles and thus constant health. The term homeostasis comes from the Greek "homoios" (unchanging, same, constant) and "stasis" (state). Processes in the organism constantly aim for the state of achieving and maintaining an "optimal environment" – this state is called "stability of the internal environment." It is therefore about maintaining health, which fundamentally differs from treatment, which restores, adjusts, and changes important biochemical indicators so that they return to "normal limits," i.e., it heals through a fundamental intervention in deviated biochemical indicators of health, so-called biomarkers. To maintain health, "food supplements" are used, to which PhytoChi belongs, and the principle of maintaining homeostasis was recognized by the Council of Europe in Strasbourg as a justification for the effect of similar preparations that do not treat but help to support, maintain, and optimize the best possible "constancy of the internal environment" of the organism, which thereby remains within the limits of sustainable health.