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Joseph Zhou CV

Email:

josephzhou@sunshinevillehp.com,

Cell: (630) 618-7888

Summary:

21 years US dietary supplement industry experience: technical management, products

development, QA/QC, food safety including adulteration, contamination and toxic

compounds verification, GMP, analytical methods development, etc. Dealt with all kinds

of dietary supplement products;

Have been actively participating in many AOAC dietary supplement programs since

2000.

Some Accomplishments:

Special Recognition: AOAC 2005 Study Director of the Year;

Developed the AOAC official method of glucosamine (originated at NOW Foods).

AOAC SLV Coordinator and Study Director for the glucosamine method. Organized

12 analytical labs for the collaborative study of the glucosamine method;

Developed the current AOAC chondroitin method (jointly developed the method at

NOW Foods with David Ji of Anaheim Analytical Laboratory). One of the AOAC

SLV coordinators for the chondroitin method (with David Ji and Mark Roman).

Developed the current AOAC MSM method (originated at NOW Foods). Performed

the SLV study of the method and then handed over the project to Make Roman.

AOAC ERP members: Ginkgo, CoQ10, turmeric and yohimbe, etc.;

Wrote the current USP (USP 33 – NF 28, 2009) monograph for Arginine and

Arginine products;

Adjunct professor of Pharmacognosy, College of Pharmacy, University of Illinois at

Chicago.

Employment History

1.

Sunshineville Health Products, Inc. Kearneysville, WV

2009 – Present

President and Technical Director

2.

NOW Foods, Bloomingdale, IL

1999 – 2008

Director of Lab Methods and Technical Support

Director of Quality Control

3.

Nature’s Sunshine Products, Inc., Provo, UT

1995 – 1999

R&D manager

Education:

Ph.D.

Physical Chemistry

University of Illinois at Chicago

1993

B.S.

Chemical Engineering

East China Institute of Technology 1982

Postdoctoral Training:

College of Pharmacy, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 1994 – 1995

AOAC OMB Meeting Book

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