Future-Proof Your Brain: A Modern Approach to Alzheimer’s Prevention
Alzheimer’s Prevention: What You Can Do Now to Protect Your Brain
Virtual Event (by popular demand!)
Our recent in-person event generated so much interest that we’re bringing it back virtually for those who weren’t able to attend.
For decades, we were told there was little we could do to prevent Alzheimer’s disease.
That’s no longer true.
Join Dr. Sarah Jeffrey, New Hampshire’s only RECODE-certified practitioner (Reversal of Cognitive Decline), and Dr. Luciana Silva, women’s health specialist and naturopathic doctor, for an engaging discussion on the latest science of brain health, cognitive decline prevention, and the important role hormones play in protecting the aging brain.
We’ll cover:
- The most important preventable risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease
- Why memory decline is often driven by multiple, modifiable causes
- The roles of inflammation, insulin resistance, toxins, sleep, stress, and hormones
- How the RECODE precision medicine approach is changing prevention and treatment
- The connection between hormones, menopause, and cognitive health
- Practical strategies to support memory, focus, mood, and long-term brain function through a hormone-informed approach
This conversation is especially timely as emerging clinical trial data—including results from the Evanthea study—continues to validate a multifactorial, root-cause approach to cognitive decline.
Whether you’re concerned about your own memory, have a family history of Alzheimer’s disease, are navigating perimenopause or menopause, or simply want to protect your brain for decades to come, this event will provide clarity, strategy, and hope.
Event Details
Date: Wednesday, July 15th
Time: 8:00–9:30 AM
Location: Virtual Only (Live Online Event)
Registration Required: [Registration Link]
Can’t attend in person? This is your opportunity to join us from anywhere and learn the evidence-based strategies that can help support lifelong brain health.
