No, a human being can never be property, since property can be bought and sold and humans cannot not be bought and sold.
The logical conclusion to viewing your body as your property is slavery. Let's not go backwards in history.
Body property rights is not the best way to argue for drug legalization.
A human being can never be the property of someone else (i.e., slavery), but likewise, doesn't that mean a human being retains sovereignty over himself, or herself? And as that means that one has full and unlimited control over herself or himself, does that not, in essence, make one's body one's property?
If your body is not your own property, whose property is it? Since we're talking about secular things, "God" does not count as an answer.