Protecting Your Future Brain: Alzheimer’s Prevention for Women in Midlife

Welcome back to Endocrine Matters, the show where we tell the truth about hormonal health, call out the broken systems that keep women from getting the care they deserve, and build a new model of medicine rooted in evidence, empowerment, and human connection.I’m your host, Dr. Arti Thangudu—endocrinologist, disruptor, and believer that women’s health should never be an afterthought in any exam room, policy discussion, or scientific study.Today, we’re diving into a topic that deserves every woman’s attention: Alzheimer’s prevention. I’m joined by Barbie Boules, RDN—also known as The Cognition Dietitian—a registered dietitian, speaker, and writer with over 20 years of experience and 1,800 clients served.Barbie blends rigorous, evidence-based science with deeply practical lifestyle strategies that help women actually change their lives—not just their intentions. She’s developed corporate wellness programs for more than 200 organizations worldwide, mentors future dietitians at Loyola University Chicago, and connects with a thriving global community through her bestselling Substack The Synapse and her influential Instagram platform.Her mission aligns perfectly with ours at Endocrine Matters: empowering women to protect their brain health through nutrition, movement, sleep, stress mastery, meaningful connection, and purpose-driven living.In this conversation, we explore:What women aren’t being told about Alzheimer’s preventionWhy the standard care model is failing usHow midlife creates a “window of opportunity” for brain healthThe link between metabolic resilience, muscle, and cognitive longevityActionable steps women can take now—long before symptoms arise—to safeguard their most vital organThis is the conversation every woman deserves.Let’s get into it. 💫🧠 Conversation HighlightsThe personal story behind Barbie’s mission to protect women’s cognitive healthThe science behind midlife as a pivotal stage for brain resilienceHow nutrition, movement, and lifestyle choices reshape women’s cognitive outcomesRethinking menopause care and prevention through a female-focused lens👩‍⚕️ About Dr. Arti ThanguduDr. Arti Thangudu is a triple board-certified endocrinologist, lifestyle medicine physician, and menopause society certified practitioner. She’s the founder of Complete Medicine, a patient-centered practice empowering high-achieving women to reverse metabolic disease and thrive in midlife and beyond.Follow her for honest conversations on hormonal health, longevity, and the future of women’s medicine:Instagram: @drartithanguduPodcast: Endocrine Matters

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