Dr. Howard is a board-certified Anesthesiologist with a passion for learning. He graduated from Ferris State University with a Pharmacy degree, and moved to Houston, Texas, to help re-organize the Memorial Hermann Operating Room pharmacy. He and his colleagues saved the hospital over a million dollars in the first year. He began doing clinical research with an Anesthesiology staff physician, and was accepted to the University of Texas Medical School at Houston. During medical school he continued to engage in clinical and pharmaceutical research. Dr. Howard completed a year of Internal Medicine Internship, followed by an Anesthesiology Residency. During this time he received a patent for a "Combination Anesthetic Mask and Oxygen Transport System". He remained on faculty at the University of Texas Medical School at Houston before transferring to private practice. Throughout his 25 years as an anesthesiologist Dr. Howard served in many leadership roles. He was Medical Director of CyFair Surgery Center, Chief of Anesthesia at Cypress Creek Hospital, Woodland Springs Hospital and North Cypress Medical Center.

 

Dr. Howard became interested in health and wellness after suffering his own near death experience with a rare side effect from a blood thinner. This drove him to explore the etiology of wellness, nutrition and supplements.

Dr. Howard says his two proudest achievements are reversing his father's Stage 3 lung cancer using the Abscopal Effect, and the detection of his wife's malignant melanoma and ovarian cancers at Stage Zero using liquid biopsies. This passion for health, wellness and the metabolic impacts on disease and cancer, as well as athletic performance drove the formation of Hippocrates Research Foundation.

Dr. Bowman-Howard is a board-certified anesthesiologist with a special interest in stage zero cancer and methods to improve athletic performance. She graduated with honors from Baylor University with a BBA in computer information systems and management.

Dr. Bowman-Howard obtained her medical degree and completed her anesthesiology residency at The University of Texas Medical School at Houston. She completed two years of a General Surgery Residency before finishing Anesthesiology. During her residency she and her husband, Greg, wrote Anesthesiology Review, first and second editions, published in both English and Chinese. She stayed on faculty at UT-Houston and was also Assistant Residency Director. After this she was in private practice and served for eight years at The Methodist Hospital  in Sugar Land, Texas in various capacities as the Chief of Anesthesiology and Medical Director.

Dr. Bowman-Howard has completed numerous marathons and  Ironman triathlons. She qualified and competed in both the short course and long course triathlon world championships.

Liquid biopsies diagnosed her with Stage Zero melanoma and ovarian cancers in 2014. These two cancers have been kept in check by non-toxic therapies which also improve athletic performance.