Multiple Sclerosis and Neuroimmune Summit 2.0
An estimated 2.8 million people live with MS worldwide… Discover How to Manage Your Pain and Improve Mobility at the Multiple Sclerosis and Neuroimmune Summit 2.0
Multiple sclerosis, neuroinflammation, and brain health are deeply connected, and this summit explores how immune function, mitochondria, and lifestyle factors affect MS symptoms, cognitive health, and energy. Learn how inflammation, gut health, and metabolism influence the brain and what supports better neurological function.
What This Summit Covers
Across seven days, this summit covers how neuroinflammation, mitochondrial dysfunction, and immune system imbalance relate to multiple sclerosis and brain health. Topics include how inflammation affects the brain, gut microbiome and brain connections, oral health and cognitive function, and how metabolism, fasting, and nutrition influence energy and neurological performance. You will also explore common questions like what triggers neuroimmune conditions, how diet affects MS symptoms, and ways to support cognitive health and mood.
Sessions also focus on practical, research-informed approaches such as neuroplasticity and brain function, exercise and mobility, pain management, and tracking biomarkers in MS. Broader themes include the connection between gut, immune, and brain health, lifestyle strategies for supporting mental health, and how integrative and functional approaches fit into MS care. This event is designed for individuals and caregivers seeking clearer insight into how daily choices and biological systems interact in neuroimmune conditions.
Summit Chapters
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Chapter 1 — Understanding Neuroinflammation, Mitochondria, and Brain Energy
7 sessions
Meet Your Summit Hosts & Experts
Leading health experts guiding you through this transformative event
Summit Host
Terry Wahls, MD
Dr. Terry Wahls is a physician and MS researcher who created The Wahls Protocol® for autoimmune and chronic illness.
Dr. Terry Wahls is a renowned clinical professor of medicine and a testament to the power of self-directed health transformation. Diagnosed with secondary progressive multiple sclerosis, she was once confined to a tilt-recline wheelchair. Undeterred, Dr. Wahls pioneered the Wahls Protocol, using the principles of functional medicine to reverse her symptoms dramatically. Her approach integrates nutrition, lifestyle changes, and innovative therapies specifically tailored to improve brain and mitochondrial health.
Her remarkable recovery-from being confined to a wheelchair to riding a bike daily-fueled her passion for empowering others.
Through the Multiple Sclerosis and Neuroimmune Summit 2.0, Dr. Wahls aims to share this empowering knowledge and inspire attendees to reclaim their health. The Summit serves as a comprehensive platform to explore cutting-edge strategies for managing and potentially reversing multiple sclerosis and related neuroimmune diseases.
Attending the Summit offers attendees not only hope but also actionable solutions. With Dr. Wahls at the helm, attendees will learn from her first-hand experience and clinical expertise, gaining access to the same transformative principles that have changed her life and the lives of countless others.
This Summit is an invaluable opportunity for anyone seeking to overcome the challenges of neuroimmune disease and improve their quality of life through proven practical approaches.
Kevin Ellis
Founder, BoneCoach.com
Jeffrey Bland, PhD, FACN, CNS-NUTR
Margaret Christensen, MD
Founder of The Carpathia Collaborative
Folake Taylor, MD, FACP
Gretchen Hawley, DPT
Trevor Wicken, MS
Garrett Salpeter
Founder & CEO, NeuFit
Catharine Arnston, PhD
Founder, CEO and Chief Scientific Officer of ENERGYbits®
Debbie Ozment, DDS, DDS, MS, ABAAHP, NBC-HWC
Nicole Beurkens, PhD, CNS
CEO of Berkeley Life
Jocelyn Strand, ND
Director of Clinical Education at Biocidin®
Stephanie Venn-Watson, DVM, MPH
CEO of Seraphina Therapeutics
William Hsu, MD
Chief Medical Officer, L-Nutra
David Perlmutter, MD, ABIHM, FACN
DavidPerlmutterMD
Brian Richards
Founder, SaunaSpace®
Dale Bredesen, MD
Senior Director of Precision Brain Health
Deanna Hansen
Founder, Fluid Isometrics and Block Therapy
Mary Ruddick
Monisha Bhanote, MD, ABOIM, FCAP, CCMS
Founder, WELLKULÅ Institute
Drew Ramsey, MD
Founder, Brain Food Clinic
Darin Ingels, ND
Ari Whitten, MS
Founder of The Energy Blueprint
David Jockers, DNM, DC, MS
Founder, DrJockers.com
Megan Weigel, DNP
Michael Karlfeldt, ND, PhD
TV Show Host, True Health: Body, Mind, Spirit
Angela Sanchez, MSN, FNP-C
Medical Science Liaison at Octave Bioscience
Jim Ohneck
Founder and CEO of Epoch Lasers
Amy Myers, MD
Founder & CEO, Amy Myers MD Wellness Business
Brandon Beaber, MD
Steven Gundry, MD
Co-Founder, Gundry MD
Sarah Ballantyne, PhD
Founder of Nutrivore.com
Elisa Song, MD
Integrative Pediatrician at Whole Family Wellness
Rosalind Kalb, PhD
Senior Programs Coordinator, Can Do Multiple Sclerosis
Donna Hartlen
Executive Director of GBS/CIDP Foundation of Canada
Georgia Ede, MD
Patrick Porter, PhD
Founder, BrainTap
Joseph Antoun, MD, PhD
CEO and Chairman of the Board, L-Nutra Inc.
Tom O’Bryan, DC, CCN
Faculty Member, Institute for Functional Medicine and National University of Health Sciences
Kenneth Sharlin, MD, MPH, IFMCP
Founder/CEO
Hollie Schmidt
Vice President of Scientific Operations at Accelerated Cure Project for MS
William Pawluk, MD, MS
Author, Supercharge Your Health with PEMF Therapy
Frequently Asked Questions
Multiple Sclerosis and Neuroimmune Summit 2.0
Chronic inflammation is a major factor people search when exploring brain fog, fatigue, and neuroimmune imbalance. On Day 1, you’ll learn how neuroinflammation impacts brain signaling and contributes to neurodegeneration, along with how factors like fasting may influence inflammatory pathways. Day 4 also explores hidden triggers behind neuroimmune conditions, helping you understand the cause-and-effect relationship between inflammation and neurological symptoms.
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Many people ask why fatigue is so persistent in conditions like MS, and mitochondrial health is a key piece of that puzzle. On Day 1, you’ll learn how mitochondria produce energy and what can disrupt that process, affecting both physical and cognitive function. Day 3 also introduces nutritional strategies, like algae and mitochondrial support, to better understand how cellular energy systems work.
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Searches around the gut-brain connection often focus on how digestion influences mood, cognition, and immune responses. On Day 2, you’ll learn about the oral microbiome and its link to brain health, while Day 4 dives deeper into how gut bacteria affect overall health and neuroimmune triggers. Day 6 expands this by connecting gut, immune, and brain systems into one integrated view.
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Many people search how fasting or diet changes affect brain clarity, memory, and inflammation. On Day 1, you’ll explore intermittent fasting and its potential role in inflammation, while Day 2 introduces fasting-mimicking diets and their effects on cellular renewal. These sessions help explain how nutrition patterns may influence cognitive health and brain resilience.
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Brain fog and memory challenges are common concerns, often linked to inflammation, metabolism, and lifestyle factors. On Day 2, you’ll learn strategies for managing and improving cognitive health, including how diet and environment may influence brain performance. Day 1 also connects mental health factors like anxiety and depression with cognitive clarity.
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People often ask how movement influences brain repair and function. On Day 1, you’ll learn about neuroplasticity and how the brain adapts and rewires, while Day 3 focuses on specific exercises and virtual movement strategies that support recovery and function. These sessions explain the connection between physical activity and brain adaptability.
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Many people search for root causes of neuroimmune conditions that go beyond genetic predisposition. On Day 4, you’ll explore environmental and lifestyle triggers that may influence immune responses, while Day 7 expands on uncovering hidden causes and the role of detox and internal balance. This helps clarify why symptoms may vary widely between individuals.
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Search trends show growing interest in how mindset and lifestyle choices affect long-term brain health. On Day 5, you’ll learn how a wellness mindset and integrative approaches can shape your neuro-wellness path, including functional medicine perspectives. These sessions emphasize how daily habits, mindset, and personalized strategies interact with neurological function.
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