Thank goodness, she wasn't taking ephedra. The diet pill industry will be hammered by the announcement earlier today that Anna Nicole Smith was on a host of prescription drugs including weight loss medication, when she died last month. The model and TrimSpa spokeswoman was not taking ephedra.

Broward County Coroner Joshua Perper told the media during a press conference set up to reveal the results of Smith's autopsy. "she was taking a number of anti-anxiety drugs and weight reducing drugs, human growth hormones."

Among the drugs in Smith's system at the time of her death included Topamax. The Coroner said either human growth hormone or B12 had been injected into her buttocks days before her death. Access Hollywood reported that studies on Topamax have revealed that when the medication is taken in higher doses of 100 MG or more can produce weight loss. HOLLYWOOD, Fl. (March 26, 2007)

Are Ephedra Pills back? Don’t believe it!

The new ad reads, "Ephedra5 - The Only Legal Ephedra Diet Product in the USA!" Be skeptical. Read ALL the article has to say including the fact that the form of ephedra used in this product has no ephedra alkaloids. Ask your self, "Why hasn't someone thought of this before?" The bottom line is that until we have a history of use, this probably will not help the majority lose weight.

Once Metabadrine is sold out ephedra will be gone forever.