Reversing Alzheimer’s Summit 2026 – Free Brain Health Event
It often begins quietly.
You forget where you placed your keys… a name hovers on the edge of your memory… a sentence trails off before the words arrive.
We call it aging, brush it off, and try to move on. But what if these moments are more than just passing forgetfulness? What if they’re early whispers from the brain, asking us to pay attention?
At the 2026 Alzheimer’s Summit, you’re invited into a compassionate space of science, wisdom, and possibility. With insights from 30+ leading experts in brain health and functional medicine, this event opens the door to hope — and shows you how to take gentle, empowered steps to protect your memory and cognitive vitality.
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Why You Should Attend the Alzheimer’s Summit 2026
Imagine waking up every day not knowing where you are.
Looking into the eyes of a loved one… whom you can no longer recognize.
This is the heartbreaking reality faced by 6.5 million Americans each day.
Alzheimer’s disease may feel like a death sentence – both for your loved one and your relationship – but there’s more to Alzheimer’s disease than meets the eye.
We can make significant strides toward healing by taking a holistic approach to treatment and management – focusing on stress, nutrition, hormonal balance, infections, detox strategies, and lifestyle factors.
You are not powerless in the face of a diagnosis. You can make a difference.
Whether you’ve watched a loved one struggle with the memory loss, isolation, and pain of an Alzheimer’s diagnosis, or you want to do all you can to protect yourself and prevent Alzheimer’s, the Reverse Alzheimer’s Summit can help!
The 2026 Alzheimer’s Summit provides groundbreaking solutions and support to those affected by Alzheimer’s and dementia. It is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for.
For the fourth year running, Heather Sandison, ND, and Dale Bredesen, MD will host the leading summit on Alzheimer’s and Dementia. The Alzheimer’s Summit is here to empower you to take back control of your cognitive health. So you can turn that around and see a world full of hope, guidance, and inspiration.
At the end of this summit, you will have the resources and tools you need to take charge of your health, reverse your cognitive decline, and reclaim how you age.
Join us to bring hope to those who have been told there is none.
What You’ll Learn At the 2026 Alzheimer’s Summit
Cognitive decline doesn’t arrive overnight. It builds slowly — and often silently — long before symptoms are visible. That’s what makes early action not just helpful, but essential.
Whether you’re noticing memory changes in yourself or someone you love, or simply want to be proactive about your long-term brain health, this summit offers grounded, research-backed guidance. No scare tactics. No empty promises. Just real tools, real people, and a shared desire to preserve the spark of who we are.
You’ll also hear stories from those who were told there was “nothing more to do” — and then discovered another way. These stories are not miracles… they are the result of informed choices and compassionate care.
The Alzheimer’s Summit brings together experts in neurology, functional medicine, nutrition, and energy healing to share powerful strategies that are changing the landscape of brain health.
You’ll learn why Alzheimer’s is not inevitable — and what you can do today to reduce your risk, slow decline, and even support cognitive recovery. With practical guidance and heartfelt encouragement, each session offers you a piece of the puzzle.
Here’s just a little bit of what you’ll learn:
- How to slow down cognitive decline and preserve precious memories
- How to build stronger neural pathways to build brain strength
- How to identify (and treat) the underlying causes of dementia
- How alternative therapies like psychedelics, PEMF, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and more are helping slow cognitive decline
- How to detox your home of mold and mycotoxins that make memory loss worse
- How to choose the best diet for brain health
- How balancing your hormones can help fortify your brain against dementia
- How mast cells impact neural inflammation (and what you can do about it)
- Why it’s so important for post-menopausal women to balance their hormones
- Why dementia is reversible – and what you can do today for a better tomorrow
- What you MUST know about the latest cutting-edge research on Alzheimer’s
Trauma and Alzheimer’s Risk
Most of us have some experience of emotional trauma – whether it’s childhood trauma, relationship trauma, a terrible loss of a loved one, or something else that hit us hard and caused long-term damage.
But this trauma isn’t all in your head. Or rather, it is all in your head – and that’s a problem.
Emotional trauma can trigger an ongoing stress response, which can lead to Alzheimer’s disease.
Inflammation, Toxic Mold, and Alzheimer’s Risk
Did you know that toxins in your brain can cause inflammation and reduce neuroplasticity (your ability to create new memories and learn new things)?
In fact, toxins are one of the leading underlying causes of Alzheimer’s. The good news is that when you remove the toxins, you can start to heal your brain and reverse the symptoms of dementia.
How often do you think of going through your home – room by room – to make it safe?
Probably not since the last time you had a child over.
Most of us take our own safety for granted. But the truth is, one of the biggest threats to your health and safety is very likely in your home right now.
In fact, it’s one of the underlying causes of memory loss and cognitive decline, AND removing it from your home can help reverse the signs of Alzheimer’s.
It’s easy to chalk up our symptoms to age, stress or genetics. But what if all our complaints and physical problems were due to a deeper issue that we could actually impact?
Well, that’s where toxins come in. Often considered the “hidden epidemic,” toxins play a role in almost every chronic illness, especially degenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis, cardiometabolic disease and diabetes.
Wiring Neurons in the Brain for Better Health
Every time you complete a task, you access a neural pathway in the brain.
Some pathways are well-worn, like paved roads. These are pathways for the things you’ve done a million times, like brushing your teeth or picking up the mail.
And some pathways are more like trails in a heavily wooded area – hard to see, let alone walk through. These are the pathways for things like learning a new language or baking a new recipe.
The more neural pathways you have – and the more you use them – the stronger your brain becomes.
The summit features more than 50 guest experts, from doctors and scientists to nutritionists and researchers, teaching you how to reverse, manage, and prevent Alzheimer’s.
Mood & Memory Loss After Menopause
For most of us, Alzheimer’s is a shock. Even though we know memory loss could be coming – for our parents or ourselves – we don’t expect it to happen to us.
But for women especially, Alzheimer’s and dementia can come on the heels of menopause for a surprising reason – hormonal imbalance.
As our bodies and brains shift, the change in hormones can affect memory and cognitive functioning.
But you can fight back with the right hormone-balanced diet, lifestyle, and supplements.
Early Onset Alzheimer’s
If you are a woman between the ages of 30 and 64, there’s something you should know.
In the last 4 years diagnostic rates for early-onset Alzheimer’s increased by 200% for your demographic.
Early-onset Alzheimer’s is marked by progressive brain deterioration and memory loss.
With time you lose the ability to maintain your independence and self-care.
- You develop trouble with memory.
- You have issues with language or cognitive skills that before where easy.
- And it becomes difficult to perform your daily routine.
Understanding the devastating impact of Alzheimer’s is important, for all of us. Those with early-onset Alzheimer’s have a measurable decline in their health and lifespan.
They loose about 11 years of their life because of it.
Yet, there is no definitive diagnosis for early-onset dementia or Alzheimer’s disease.
- It is important to know the symptoms, so you can learn how to recognize them.
- It is important to know how you can prevent, delay, and even reverse Alzheimer’s.
Uncover new methods that unlock hope and healing, even in the face of dementia.
With a stellar lineup of speakers, we’ll embark on an extraordinary journey to explore groundbreaking strategies, innovative treatments, and holistic approaches that tackle Alzheimer’s head-on.
From cutting-edge research to personal stories of triumph, this summit is your gateway to a world of possibilities.
Video Trailer for the Alzheimer’s Summit
Top 5 Reasons to Join the 2026 Alzheimer’s Summit
- It brings together more than 50 of the world’s leading experts in Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive decline – including doctors, researchers, scientists, nutritionists, naturopaths, and more.
- It’s hosted by three powerhouse doctors in the field of Alzheimer’s and memory loss.
- It’s completely fr-ee to attend – no cost at all – for ANYTHING.
- It’s flexible and works with your schedule. You’ll get the speaker lineup ahead of time and have 24-hours to watch every presentation.
- You get INCREDIBLE bonuses from our esteemed guest speakers just for signing up. These are programs, ebooks, courses, and lectures that our speakers usually charge for – yours as a gift for joining us.
One Big Reason to Attend the Alzheimer’s Summit 2026
It starts with small things – misplaced keys, forgotten names. Then it’s just “a slip” or brain fog.
But when we start forgetting the BIG things. When the essence of what makes you, YOU, begins to fade, that’s when we realize that Alzheimer’s disease and dementia are not just medical terms.
And when we notice the recollections of our loved ones disappearing, like footprints in sand washed away by the incoming tide, we understand the importance of our memories.
It is a most painful goodbye.
There are over 10 million new cases of dementia each year worldwide. Even worse, in the last four years, the combined diagnostic rate for early-onset dementia and Alzheimer’s disease has increased by 200%.
Without a doubt, we need a new approach to addressing Alzheimer’s and dementia care.
At the Alzheimer’s 2026 Summit, you’ll discover groundbreaking solutions and strategies to prevent, treat, and even reverse Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. We’re breaking down the latest advancements in science, medicine, technology, neurology, nutrition, and more to help you safeguard and reverse cognitive decline.
Here, you’ll arm yourself with knowledge and tactics to navigate this journey with a renewed sense of purpose and hope.
Let’s get those memories back, one step at a time.
Alzheimer’s Can Be Reversible – Learn How During the Summit
Alzheimer’s disease may feel like a death sentence. But know this: there is hope.
Even if you’ve been told there is none.
You are not powerless in the face of a diagnosis. You can make a difference.
Today, we can make significant strides toward healing by taking a holistic approach to treatment and management – focusing on stress, nutrition, hormonal balance, infections, detox strategies, and lifestyle factors.
At the 2026 Alzheimer’s Summit, we bring together more than 40 experts to redefine the fight against dementia and Alzheimer’s prevention. This summit will show you that it’s possible to protect yourself and your loved ones from Alzheimer’s disease.
Imagine a day where the fog lifts, where you find joy in the memories that remain.
Let’s create a future where Alzheimer’s isn’t an unavoidable end, but a challenge we can overcome together.
Because you do have the power to reverse Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
Speaker Schedule – Alzheimer’s Summit 2026
The Reverse Alzheimer’s Summit schedule brings together leading voices in functional medicine, brain health, detoxification, and whole-body healing to explore many of the factors that may influence cognitive decline. Across five days, you’ll hear a wide range of perspectives on prevention, early detection, lifestyle support, and emerging approaches to protecting and restoring brain function.
Day 1, April 11, 2026
Day 1 lays the foundation by exploring early cognitive decline, Alzheimer’s risk factors, and what may be possible when action is taken sooner rather than later. These sessions focus on prevention, overlapping neurological patterns, and practical pathways for supporting brain health before symptoms progress further.
- You Have Less Time Than You Think— Act Fast on Cognitive Decline — Kristine Burke
- Can You Really Reverse Alzheimer’s? Here’s What Works — David Perlmutter
- How One Plant Fights Plaques, Pain, and Memory Loss — Shivani Gupta
- Parkinson’s vs. Alzheimer’s: The Overlapping Causes & How to Prevent Both — Kenneth Sharlin
- The Healing Power of Meditation: A New Approach to Alzheimer’s Prevention — Dawson Church
Day 2, April 12, 2026
Day 2 turns to the modern world and its influence on the brain, including the effects of technology, environmental overload, and toxins. You’ll also hear how innovation, from AI to wearables, may be changing the way cognitive decline is tracked and addressed.
- How AI and Wearables Are Transforming Alzheimer’s Care — Kristine Burke
- How I Helped Reverse My Father’s Rapid Cognitive Decline—From Across the World — James Maskell
- Brain on Overload: How Today’s World Is Destroying Your Mind — Drew Ramsey
- Neurotherapy: The Rise of Energy Medicine in Alzheimer’s Reversal — Cheng Ruan
- How to Detox Microplastics From Your Brain — Miles Nichols
Day 3, April 13, 2026
Day 3 explores how early warning signs, environmental exposures, and detoxification pathways may all play a role in long-term cognitive health. These sessions look at how brain function may be affected years before symptoms appear, and what can be done to support greater clarity and resilience.
- How Everyday Chemicals Are Quietly Damaging Your Brain — Laura Frontiero
- The 20-Year Warning: Detecting Alzheimer’s Before Symptoms Appear — Tom O’Bryan
- Bio-Toxins Trigger Alzheimer’s (and How to Detox for a Clearer Mind) — Margaret Christensen
- Clearing the Pathways: How Detox Sparks Cognitive Comeback — Christopher Shade
- Craniosacral Therapy: Unblocking the Brain’s Plumbing System to Slow Alzheimer’s — Michael Morgan
Day 4, April 14, 2026
Day 4 looks at dementia through a broader lens, emphasizing that cognitive decline can have many different root causes. The focus here is on precision medicine, whole-body assessment, and why personalized care may be essential for meaningful brain health support.
- The Alzheimer’s Puzzle: Why One Fix Isn’t Enough — Kristine Burke
- Dementia is NOT One Disease: Why Precision Medicine is the Future of Brain Health — Sharon Hausman-Cohen
- Your Thyroid Could be Affecting Your Brain — Anshul Gupta
- Why Fixing Fatigue Can Protect Your Brain — Evan Hirsch
- Brain Health Breakthroughs: The Role of AI in Cognitive Assessment — Sunjya Schweig
Day 5, April 15, 2026
Day 5 expands into some of the hidden drivers that may contribute to cognitive decline, from inflammation and oxygenation to infections, toxic burden, nutrition, and sensory function. It’s a wide-ranging final day that highlights just how interconnected brain health can be with the rest of the body.
- Breathe Better, Think Sharper: The Science Behind Oxygen and Brain Function — Sachin Patel
- How Your Sinuses May Be Fueling Inflammation in Your Brain — Nafysa Parpia
- Thyroid Trouble or Cognitive Decline? How to Tell the Difference — Izabella Wentz
- From Toxins to Healing: Detox Strategies for a Sharper Mind — Sayer Ji
- Lyme Disease and the Mind: A Dangerous Connection — Myriah Hinchey
- Epigenetic Nutrition: How What You Eat Can Turn Back the Clock — Kara Fitzgerald
- Breaking the Stigma: The Wonderful Ways Cannabis Affects the Aging Brain — Bonni Goldstein
- Could This New Therapy Stop Alzheimer’s in Its Tracks? — Rajka Milanovic Galbraith
- Vision & Brain Health: How Your Eyes Reveal Cognitive Decline — Bryce Appelbaum
About Your Alzheimer’s Summit 2026 Hosts
James Maskell
James Maskell’s commitment to this work began close to home. After watching his grandmother live with Alzheimer’s and seeing his father experience rapid cognitive decline, he became deeply focused on finding meaningful solutions for brain health and long-term cognitive support.
Over the past decade, James has become known as a healthcare innovator who is helping reshape the future of medicine through community-based, root-cause care that is practical, accessible, and designed for lasting change. He is the founder of the Functional Forum, the world’s largest integrative medicine conference, and the author of the bestselling book Evolution of Medicine. He is also supporting Dr. Kristine Burke in the launch of TruNeura, a software platform created to help clinics build and grow scalable programs for cognitive health.
His work is driven by a simple but powerful mission: to help transform healthcare so both patients and practitioners have access to tools that can truly make a difference.
Kristine Burke
For Dr. Kristine Burke, this work is personal. After witnessing three family members face Alzheimer’s, she knew firsthand the heartbreak and helplessness that so many families experience when cognitive decline touches the people they love.
That experience led her to groundbreaking research showing that cognitive decline may not be as hopeless or irreversible as many have been taught to believe. Today, she is a recognized leader in the prevention and reversal of Alzheimer’s and has dedicated her career to helping patients and practitioners understand and apply these emerging protocols. As founder and medical director of the True Health Center for Functional Medicine, she has also mentored hundreds of doctors in advanced approaches to supporting brain health.
Her message is one of possibility, empowerment, and hope: there may be more you can do than you realize.
Free Gifts for Summit Attendees
When you register for the Reverse Alzheimer’s 3.0 Summit, you’ll get access to several free gifts including:
Gift #1: Activities for Brain Health Guide
Feeling like your brain’s stuck in slow motion?
Missing keys, forgotten names – sound familiar?
You’re not alone in this. With almost 7 million people affected by Alzheimer’s, the fear of losing our sharpness is real.
But, what if you could just hit the refresh button on your brain, unveiling a sharper, more focused version of yourself…?
Thanks to Heather Sandison, ND, we’ve got just the thing. Dive into Activities for Brain Health Guide, a powerful guide full of expert tips to help you:
- Boost your memory and focus: Wave goodbye to those “where did I put my keys?” moments. Rekindle the delight in recalling names, faces, and those little details that make life rich.
- Spark your creativity and energy: Feel alive and engaged with fun activities that challenge your mind and ignite your imagination.
- Move your body, empower your brain: Discover easy, enjoyable exercises that get your blood pumping and nourish your brain cells, leaving you feeling energized and focused.
This guide is perfect for:
- Caregivers and loved ones: Find practical tips and insights to support someone with cognitive challenges and enhance their day-to-day experience.
- Those seeking to maintain their own brain health: No matter your age, discover research-backed recommendations, from mindfulness practices to the joyful benefits of pets and the surprising mental boost of everyday activities like housekeeping.
Gift #2: Brain Regeneration Guide
Are you feeling like your mind isn’t as sharp as it used to be?
Experiencing forgetfulness, mood fluctuations, or anxiety doesn’t have to be your new normal.
Believe it or not, your brain has the incredible ability to heal and regenerate, no matter the daily challenges it faces.
This unique 42-page guide is filled with essential knowledge and practical steps to empower you with:
- Neuroplasticity Hacks: Unlock the secrets to rewiring your brain, enhancing memory, and improving cognitive function.
- Prevention Strategies: Dive into effective lifestyle changes, from nourishing diets to regular exercise and stress reduction techniques, designed to protect your brain from degeneration.
- Mood and Well-being Boosts: Discover how to reclaim your emotional equilibrium and foster a state of sustained happiness and peace.
Frequently Asked Questions: Alzheimer’s Summit 2026
1. When and where does the event take place?
The summit is free and fully online, running from Apr 11, 2026 – Apr 15, 2026. You can attend from anywhere with an internet connection. Click here to register for free.
2. Who should attend this summit?
Anyone concerned about memory loss — whether for themselves or a loved one. It’s also ideal for those interested in proactive brain health, caregivers, and health professionals.
3. Is it really possible to reverse Alzheimer’s?
While there’s no “cure,” many people have experienced significant improvements through lifestyle and medical interventions. This summit shares the latest insights from experts and real-world success stories.
4. Do I need to attend live?
Each session will be available to watch for 24 hours. You can tune in at your convenience during that time.
5. Is there a cost to attend?
No. The Alzheimer’s Summit is completely free to attend during the broadcast period. Click here to register for free.
6. How do I register?
Click here to register for free.
7. What topics will be covered?
You’ll learn about early detection, nutrition, hormones, toxins, neuroplasticity, and real-life stories of recovery.
8. Are the speakers qualified?
Yes. The summit features over 40 experts, including board-certified doctors, neuroscientists, and integrative health practitioners.
9. Can I watch the sessions later?
If you miss the 24-hour viewing window, you’ll have the option to purchase extended access through a premium upgrade.
10. Will I receive any bonus content?
Yes! All registrants receive 11+ free eBooks on brain health, detox, and more to support your journey.
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