Description
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.
Prevention is no longer theoretical.
It is becoming the future of brain health 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.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
- Why the amyloid story is being fundamentally re-examined
Explore the emerging evidence around amyloid, p-tau and the deeper biological drivers of pathology. - The role of homocysteine in cognitive decline
Understand why elevated homocysteine is increasingly viewed as a causal and measurable risk factor. - Omega-3, phospholipids and brain structure
Learn how nutritional status influences neuronal integrity, communication and resilience. - Brain energy failure and ketones
Discover why impaired glucose metabolism may occur decades before diagnosis and how ketones may help support cognition during ageing. - Sleep, menopause and hormonal resilience
Examine the growing evidence connecting disrupted sleep and hormonal change with neurological decline. - Oxidative stress and glutathione status
Explore what antioxidant defence systems may reveal about cellular protection and neurodegeneration. - The gut-brain connection and microbial burden
Understand how periodontal disease, gut health and infection may contribute to inflammation and cognitive decline. - Nutritional biomarkers and personalised prevention
See how biomarker testing and real-world data are helping reshape prevention-led healthcare.
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.
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