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     Section 1. No product containing ephedrine may be considered a controlled substance if the product is a food product or dietary supplement that meets all of the following criteria:

does not apply to a physician or pharmacist who dispenses, sells, or otherwise gives a product containing ephedrine as described in section 1 of this Act to a person under eighteen years of age, to a parent or guardian of a person under eighteen years of age who dispenses, sells, or otherwise gives a product of that nature to the person under eighteen years of age, or to a person who, as authorized by a minor's parent or legal guardian, dispenses, sells, or otherwise gives a product of that nature to that minor.

     Section 3. No person in the course of selling, offer for sale, or otherwise distributing a product containing ephedrine as described in section 1 of this Act may advertise or represent in any manner that the product causes euphoria, ecstasy, a buzz or high or an altered mental state; heightens sexual performance; or, because it contains ephedrine alkaloids, increases muscle mass."

Beverly Jennings