Judy Lundberg-Wafer scurried across the Santa Maria Fairplex convention center, cutting through the line for tri-tip at a agricultural forum on a path toward Justin Fareed, the former UCLA football player running to represent a large chunk of California's Central Coast in Congress.
In 2006 the FDA banned any dietary supplements with active ephedrine alkaloids. The Chinese herb Ma Huang is known for the active ephedrine alkaloids that are derived from it. Other ephedra supplements containing ingredients like Ephedra viridis are completely legal, safe, and effective. Many dietary weight loss manufacturers are using Ephedra viridis, also known as mormon tea. Ephedra viridis does not contain the ephedrine alkaloid that was banned by the FDA. All the products we sell that contain ephedra use Ephedra viridis or other legal varieties. Ephedra viridis has thermogenic properties, will give you lots of energy and has no reported ill effects if taken how directed.
1 Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding and children should avoid taking ephedra. 2  Ephedra use may lead to serious health problems when used with other dietary supplements or medicines. 3  Combining ephedra with caffeine increases the risk of potentially serious side effects.