Dr. Deborah Bowers

Dr. Deborah Bowers Pharmacist | Functional Health Practitioner

I am a pharmacist who helps you find answers and solutions to your unique situation so you can LIVE !

Sample Day of Eating to Support MetabolismYou do not fix a slow metabolism by eating less. You fix it by sending the rig...
02/21/2026

Sample Day of Eating to Support Metabolism

You do not fix a slow metabolism by eating less. You fix it by sending the right signals.

A metabolism supportive day focuses on protein, blood sugar stability, micronutrients, and anti inflammatory foods.

Here is an example:

Breakfast
Spinach and mushroom omelet with 3 to 4 eggs cooked in olive oil. Add berries on the side.

Lunch
Grilled salmon with quinoa and mixed vegetables. Add extra virgin olive oil for healthy fats.

Afternoon Snack
Cucumber and carrot sticks with hummus or a high protein snack if needed.

Dinner
Baked chicken or grass fed steak with sweet potato and steamed broccoli.

Evening
A small handful of walnuts or herbal tea if blood sugar tends to dip at night.

Why this works:

• Protein supports muscle mass and resting metabolic rate.
• Omega 3 fats reduce inflammation and improve insulin sensitivity.
• Fiber supports gut health and blood sugar balance.
• Micronutrients support mitochondrial function and hormone production.

Metabolism is not about restriction. It is about nourishment and signaling safety to the body.

Next post we will talk about what actually happens during the sleep cycle and why deep sleep is critical for metabolic repair.

If you are eating “clean” and still gaining weight, your metabolism might not be the problem. Your sleep might be.Sleep ...
02/21/2026

If you are eating “clean” and still gaining weight, your metabolism might not be the problem. Your sleep might be.

Sleep is not passive. It is one of the most powerful metabolic regulators in the body.

When you are sleep deprived:

• Leptin decreases. This is the hormone that signals fullness.
• Ghrelin increases. This is the hormone that drives hunger.
• Insulin sensitivity drops, making blood sugar regulation harder.
• Cortisol rises, signaling stress and fat storage.
• Resting metabolic rate can decrease over time.

This is why chronic sleep deprivation is strongly associated with weight gain, insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, and hormone imbalance.

Your body will always prioritize survival over fat loss. If it senses stress from poor sleep, it adapts accordingly.

Optimizing metabolism starts with regulating the nervous system and protecting sleep quality.

Tomorrow I will show you what a metabolism supportive day of eating actually looks like.

02/20/2026

Yorkville Pharmacy & Wellness Deborah D. Bowers

02/18/2026

When the body is under stress, the brain makes a choice.

Survival over memory.

In The Ageless Brain by Dale Bredesen, we discussed how mitochondrial overload and energetic burden shift the brain into protection mode. If your system feels inflamed, depleted, hormonally disrupted, or overwhelmed, it will prioritize staying alive over helping you thrive.

Brain fog is not random.
Forgetfulness is not just aging.
Your body is adapting to load.

When we reduce the burden, we restore the energy.

That is functional health.

Join us inside Gather & Grow Book Club and learn how to think differently about your health.

Dr. Deborah Bowers
Functional Health Practitioner

02/15/2026

Longevity is not about chasing perfection. It is about building habits that quietly compound in your favor over time.

If you want to age with strength, clarity, and resilience instead of reacting to symptoms as they appear, this conversation is for you.

Join Dr. Deborah for a Longevity Lunch & Learn where we will explore healthy aging, whole person wellness, and practical strategies you can apply immediately. This is real education in a relaxed, welcoming environment.

📅 February 19, 2026
🕛 12:00–1:00 PM
📍 Tender Hearts Ministries

Please bring your own lunch.
Seating is limited and registration is required.

Reserve your spot through the link in bio.

02/14/2026

Someone please explain this concept to me. This is in a hotel lobby. I don’t understand. It is big enough for like 3-4 people. Why would 3-4 people being laying around in a hotel lobby?

This is what happens when you stop guessing and start getting answers.Working with me is about clarity, strategy, and re...
02/14/2026

This is what happens when you stop guessing and start getting answers.
Working with me is about clarity, strategy, and real progress.

If you are ready for a different approach to your health, book your discovery call today.

02/12/2026

Want early access to a book I helped co author before it officially hits the shelves?
📘 Becoming Fully Powered is coming soon, and we are creating a list of readers who want to be part of the early wave.

If that sounds like you, add your name here
👉 https://loom.ly/dxMJIkE

February hydration check.Cold weather makes us feel less thirsty, but your body is actually working harder right now.Win...
02/11/2026

February hydration check.

Cold weather makes us feel less thirsty, but your body is actually working harder right now.

Winter air is dry. Indoor heat pulls moisture from your skin and lungs. You breathe out more water than you realize. Digestion slows. Circulation shifts. Headaches, fatigue, dry skin, constipation, and brain fog creep in quietly.

Hydration is not just a summer thing.
It is a year round foundation and in winter it matters just as much, sometimes more.

If you are tired but sleeping.
If your skin feels dull or tight.
If you feel sluggish or “off” for no clear reason.

Start with water. Then add minerals. Your cells are listening.

How are you doing with hydration right now, honestly?

Follow Dr. Deborah Bowers for functional health education.




02/06/2026

As a pharmacist and functional health practitioner, I see this every day:

People are doing everything they were told to do, yet still feel tired, inflamed, or unsure about their future health.

Longevity is not about fear.
It is about understanding how your body works and supporting it before problems escalate.

This Lunch and Learn is education focused, practical, and grounded in real physiology.

No overwhelm.
No gimmicks.
Just clarity.

📅 February 19, 2026
🕛 12:00–1:00 PM
📍 Tender Hearts Ministries

Link in bio to register.

Green tea is one of those quiet habits that does more than people realize.From a functional health perspective, green te...
02/04/2026

Green tea is one of those quiet habits that does more than people realize.

From a functional health perspective, green tea supports the body at a cellular level. Its natural compounds help reduce oxidative stress, support liver detox pathways, and improve metabolic balance. It also provides a steadier, calmer form of focus compared to stronger stimulants.

This is not about chasing superfoods. It is about understanding how small, consistent choices can support the body’s natural processes over time.

Sometimes the simplest habits are the most supportive.

02/02/2026

📅 February Events with Dr. Deborah Bowers | Pharmacist & Functional Health Practicioner

Join Dr. Deborah this February for educational experiences focused on longevity, brain health, and whole person wellness. All sessions are live, interactive, and designed to empower you with practical, evidence informed insights.

📘 Book Club Sessions
Current Read: Ageless Brain
Upcoming Read: The Great Cholesterol Myth

• February 20 | 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EST
• February 27 | 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST

🥗 Longevity Lunch & Learn
An in person educational session focused on healthy aging and sustainable wellness strategies.

• February 19 | 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EST
📍 Tender Hearts Ministries
Please bring your own lunch

✨ All events are open for registration.
🔗 Find details and register through the link in bio.

We look forward to learning and growing together this February.

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