Ephedra Diet Pills WeightLoss Supplements Are Back In Production

January 8, 2006 (Press Release) -- In April of 2004 the FDA enacted a ban of diet products that contained ephedra. The product was not illegal, but it was illegal to sell and market as a weightloss product. Chinese herbalist could still prescribe ephedra (mahuang), to their clients. Products like Metabalife 356, Stacker 2, Diet Fuel, Hydroxycut, and Xenadrine RFA were pulled from the market by retailers all over the country.

In April of 2005 a federal judge overturned the ruling on the ban. So recently companies like American Generic Labs, Herbalean, GoldStar, and Premier Nutrition have gone back into production of a lower dose ephedra diet pill. The demand for these products are very high says a spokesman from www.Worldclassnutrition.com a online retailer of ephedra supplements.

Now products like Superdrine, Ripped Power, Metabothin, and Herbalean are dominating the sales of online supplement companies.

The FDA will most likely will be back in court over this issue, so the re-birth of ephedra pills may be a short one.

If you would like more information on the individual products you can read more at http://www.worldclassnutrition.com/dietpilwitep.html