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Alzheimer's Prevention: New Frontiers Conference - SUPPORTERS

Speakers Agenda Register Now SUPPORTERS The International Society for Orthomolecular Medicine (ISOM) is a global leader in advancing medical education focused on the role of nutrients in health and disease. Their involvement connects this event...

‘Don’t Waste Your Money on Supplements’

‘Don’t Waste Your Money on Supplements’ By Patrick Holford How often have you read this phrase from supposed experts, apparently described as “based on science”? It usually comes from “foodies” who believe that you can get all the nutrients you need from a well-balanced...

How Female Hormones Shape Brain Health

How Female Hormones Shape Brain Health Why do women make up nearly two thirds of those diagnosed with Alzheimer’s? The answer may start long before symptoms appear, in the decade when hormones begin to change. The years before and after menopause mark one of the most significant...

 A National Step Forward for Brain Health

A National Step Forward for Brain Health Food for the Brain awarded an Innovate UK grant to advance early dementia detection and prevention We are delighted to announce that Food for the Brain Foundation has been awarded a prestigious grant from Innovate UK, part of UK Research and...

Join the Dementia Prevention Movement

Join the Dementia Prevention Movement A future where Alzheimer’s is preventable starts with you. Our mission is simple: help every person understand, measure, and protect their brain health - before decline begins. You can be part of the Dementia Prevention Movement today. Step...

Healing Dementia Summit Resources

As part of the Healing Dementia Summit, Food for the Brain shares evidence-based tools to help you understand, measure, and improve your brain health. At Food for the Brain, we believe cognitive decline is not inevitable.Our work is driven by science showing that dementia is, in many...