The Covid overlords are now coming for Bowden's medical license.

After treating over 5,500 Covid patients, Bowden is facing the Texas Medical Board (TMB) for complaints against her from two Texas hospitals.

"She is not accused of harming a single patient," independent journalist Emily Miller noted in a Feb. 26 substack.com report.

Bowden, who is facing complaints from Houston Methodist Hospital and Texas Health Huguely Hospital in Fort Worth, told Miller: "I'm still treating my patients while forced to fight for my license. People close to me have encouraged me to give up for my own well-being, but I've witnessed too much and could not live with myself if I didn't keep going. I did nothing wrong and will fight for what's right - which is caring for patients."

Attorney Beth Parlato explained that Bowden's fight against the TMB has national importance for other doctors: "Medical Boards across this country are investigating the real hero doctors who broke from the establishment and their killing protocol, and utilized lifesaving medication during the Covid pandemic. Dr. Bowden's case is one of the first in the nation, which makes this significant. If Dr. Bowden is successful in quashing this investigation, it serves as a precedent for all of our nation's medical boards."

If Bowden loses, it will set a legal precedent that doctors can't continue to prescribe medications using their own judgment, Parlato said: "If the medical establishment can sanction a reputable doctor for prescribing medication such as ivermectin — which science has proven in 95 clinical studies is an effective, lifesaving drug — then the medical profession will be changed forever."