Louisa Nicola is a neurophysiologist, Alzheimer's Disease scientist, and global authority on brain health. She is the founder of Neuro Athletics and the creator of BRAIN CODE, a science-driven program designed to help midlife women reduce their risk of Alzheimer's disease through measurable, preventative strategies.
Trained at the University of Sydney Medical School, Louisa relocated to New York to work alongside leading neurosurgeons, contributing to clinical research in cranioplasty and post-operative neurological outcomes. Her work sits at the intersection of neurophysiology and exercise science, decoding how targeted lifestyle interventions rewire neural resilience and reshape the trajectory of cognitive aging.
Through her research, keynote speaking, and top-ranked neuroscience podcast, Louisa challenges the fatalistic narrative around cognitive decline. Her mission is clear: Alzheimer's is a preventable disease, and women deserve the knowledge, tools, and measurable strategies to reduce their risk long before decline begins.
