Alzheimer’s Prevention: New Frontiers Masterclass

Instant Access Training on the New Science of Brain Ageing, Cognitive Decline and Prevention

Prevention is no longer theoretical. It’s the clinical frontier.

For decades, cognitive decline was largely framed as inevitable. Yet the evidence now points toward something far more hopeful.

Fewer than one percent of Alzheimer’s cases are directly caused by genes. The overwhelming majority of risk appears to involve modifiable metabolic, nutritional, vascular, and lifestyle factors that can be measured and influenced years before diagnosis.

This instant access Masterclass brings together internationally recognised researchers and clinicians to explore the biological mechanisms driving cognitive decline and the interventions reshaping prevention-led practice.

Across more than 8 hours of expert teaching, you’ll gain practical insight into:

homocysteine and methylation
omega-3 status and phospholipids
insulin resistance and brain energy
hormones and menopause
sleep and circadian disruption
oxidative stress and glutathione
gut health and microbial burden
nutritional biomarkers and personalised prevention

If you work with patients in midlife and beyond, this knowledge is no longer optional.

Featuring:

David Perlmutter
Tommy Wood
Robert Lustig
Stephen Cunnane
Karl Herrup
and other global experts in dementia prevention and systems biology.

WHY THIS MATTERS NOW?

The old story around Alzheimer’s disease is beginning to break down.

For years, the field focused heavily on amyloid plaques and pharmaceutical intervention. Yet despite billions invested into drug development, outcomes have remained limited.

At the same time, the evidence linking cognitive decline with:

homocysteine
insulin resistance
inflammation
vascular dysfunction
nutritional insufficiency
hormonal change
mitochondrial decline
ultra-processed diets
sleep disruption
and microbial burden

has continued to grow.

Science is moving rapidly toward a systems-based understanding of brain ageing.

One that asks:

What is driving degeneration decades before diagnosis?
Why do some brains remain resilient?
Which factors are measurable?
And what can clinicians do earlier?

This Masterclass brings together the researchers helping answer those questions.

Because prevention is no longer theoretical.

It is becoming the future of brain health practice.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN?

KEY SHIFTS IN THE SCIENCE

This instant access  Masterclass explores the major scientific shifts changing how clinicians think about Alzheimer’s prevention.

From a single-pathway model to systems biology
Cognitive decline is increasingly understood as the interaction between multiple biological systems, not one isolated mechanism.

From symptom management to earlier intervention
Research suggests measurable changes in metabolism, vascular health and brain energy may occur decades before diagnosis.

From genetic determinism to modifiable risk
The majority of Alzheimer’s risk appears to involve factors that can potentially be influenced through nutrition, lifestyle and metabolic health.

From theoretical prevention to measurable biomarkers
Nutritional and functional biomarkers are opening new possibilities for earlier identification and personalised intervention.

From brain disease to whole-body health
The evidence increasingly links cognitive resilience with:
– metabolic health
– cardiovascular function
– sleep
– hormones
– inflammation
– gut health
– and nutrition

LEARN FROM THE RESEARCHERS RESHAPING THE FIELD

Featuring presentations from internationally respected researchers and clinicians including:

Dr David Perlmutter
Associate Professor Tommy Wood
Professor Karl Herrup
Dr William Grant
Professor Robert Lustig
Professor Stephen Cunnane
Professor William Harris
Professor Joshua Miller
Professor Jeremy Spencer
Professor Peter Garrard
Professor Jonathan Stone
Dr Greg Potter
Dr Deborah Gordon
Associate Professor Simon Dyall
Associate Professor David Vauzour
Patrick Holford
Dr Konrad Kowalski

Together, these presentations explore the emerging mechanisms influencing how the brain ages, adapts and degenerates.

You’ll gain direct access to scientific thinking helping redefine prevention-led practice.

WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOUR PRACTICE?

After completing the Masterclass, you will be better equipped to:

Recognise patterns associated with elevated cognitive risk earlier in life
Understand key nutritional and metabolic biomarkers
Integrate systems-based prevention strategies into practice
Make sense of emerging evidence around amyloid and p-tau
Prioritise interventions based on biological relevance, not trends
Translate complex science into clear patient pathways
Support neurological resilience using measurable lifestyle and nutritional strategies
Bring personalised prevention into everyday work or personal life with greater confidence

WHO THIS IS FOR?

ACCESS INCLUDED

Your enrolment includes:

Full on-demand access to all presentations
More than 8 hours of expert teaching
Watch anytime, at your own pace
Replay access included
Practical clinical insight and evidence-led education
Access across desktop, tablet and mobile

Instant access. Lifetime learning.

WHAT OUR ATTENDEES SAY

This Is Where Prevention Becomes Practice

Alzheimer’s disease is increasingly understood as a systems breakdown driven by measurable, modifiable factors.

This Masterclass gives you direct access to the researchers, evidence and clinical thinking reshaping how we understand cognitive decline and brain resilience.

If you want to understand the biology driving dementia risk and the interventions that may help influence its trajectory, this training is essential.

Step into the evidence reshaping the future of Alzheimer’s prevention.

 CO-PRESENTED BY FOOD FOR THE BRAIN AND THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR ORTHOMOLECULAR MEDICINE (ISOM)