How Nery Pereira healed triple-negative breast cancer without chemo or radiation


Nery Pereira began learning about cancer prevention and healing when she lost her grandmother to breast cancer after conventional treatment failed. She spent the next several years researching nutrition and natural therapies, watching survivor testimonials, and she joined my SQUARE ONE Coaching Community because she wanted to be prepared if she or someone she loved was ever diagnosed with cancer.

In February 2019, Nery found a lump in her breast and was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer, one of the most aggressive forms of breast cancer.

By the time Nery was diagnosed, she already had a plan. She knew God had been preparing her for this day.

Nery radically changed her diet and lifestyle. She had a lumpectomy, but opted out of chemotherapy and radiation.

Today, seven years later, Nery is cancer-free, helping others heal. And she’s running marathons!

I know her story will inspire you. Enjoy!

Watch our interview below, or listen to it on the Chris Beat Cancer podcast on iTunes or Spotify.

Unedited interview transcript

Show Notes
-Why Nery refused a mammogram after her biopsy [4:21]
-The importance of taking your time and getting a second opinion [7:03]
-A visit to Uchee Pines [9:05]
-Three days on water and bitter teas [11:35]
-The science behind “fever bath” therapy [12:42]
-The power of natural therapies [16:41]
-Overdosing on nutrition with juicing and raw food [17:57]
-Preparing your body for surgery [20:38]
-Dealing with weight loss while healing [24:03]
-Survivor stories that inspire healing [26:40]
-Monitoring your progress [29:57]
-Nery’s 6-day detox [31:58]
-Empowering others through experience [33:22]
-Her advice for new cancer patients [35:37]
-Trusting God and your instincts [38:30]
-Healed and running marathons [40:20]
-Cancer is a marathon, not a sprint [41:55]

Connect with Nery:
Email: plantsgoodmedicine [at] gmail.com

Resources: 
For more information on Fever Baths, read my article: Hot Tub vs Sauna Study

Uchee Pines Lifestyle Center

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I created a coaching program and a private online support community to help you survive and thrive through cancer. The SQUARE ONE Program contains the step-by-step strategies used by myself and many others who have healed cancer with a holistic approach using evidence-based nutrition and natural non-toxic therapies.

Learn more about SQUARE ONE and join our community here

This Post Has 15 Comments

  1. EieenRde. Fullenwider

    What about dementia a d alzeimers
    We neex bp

    1. Connie

      What was the tea she drank?

  2. Cheri Cunningham

    Thank you for this interview

  3. E R

    My daughter was diagnosed with TNBC, she had 12+ hr surgery March 2 ‘24. She finally gave into family pressure in Oct ‘24, went through radiation & chemo. Lost her hair & felt terrible. She tried going back to work but could not. 2 1/2 yrs later! She started a new chemo, which does seem to be helping but!!! Lost her hair AGAIN & now has been told she’ll have the chemo forever! ( 2 wks on … once a wk … then 2 wks off ). Is it too late for her to start with yr protocol? She wanted to do natural from the beginning . She is 60 this yr & has always been athletic. Yr thoughts??

  4. Barbara

    Thank you for all your hard work to help and support people with cancer.

    1. Kathy M

      I’ve had TNBC, early stage. Did lumpectomy n radiation. Skipped 5 mo chemo. Went to Hoxsey Biomedical clinic in Tijuana. They used to be in US. It’s a duet vhange, taking their supplements and daily 4x their tonic. Im over 4 yrs, no cancer. Type clinic name on internet and their site has testimonials too.

  5. Janine Perkins

    I believe the reason they do a mammogram after the biopsy is that they put a marker in the area and then take a picture of it. This is for future reference purposes.

  6. Joyce Brown

    Absolutely LOVE this interview! Both my Mom and sister died of breast cancer. In 2011 I found a tiny lump on my breast, I refused a mamogram but accepted to have an ultrasound, they told me it looked suspicious and wanted to do a biopsy, I refused the biopsy also. I done the Hippocrates Health Institute protocol at home to the best of my ability. I waited 5 years to go back for an ultrasound but they could not find the lump, I cannot say if it was cancer or not but whatever it was it is gone!

  7. Doris

    I just wanna say thank you Chris. Thank you for all that you do for us. I had stage four colon cancer with metastasis took out 28 lymph nodes in 2021 and I am still here today and I know it was from the good Lord leading me to your program and listening to people’s testimony that gave me the Hope I needed to stick with this. When you’re given nine months to a year to live an ounce of hope means the world to you so thank you thank you thank you from the bottom of my heart. I am enjoying my twin grandbabies. That was a year old when I was diagnosed thank you and God bless you.

  8. Barbara

    Very helpful interview! She certainly speaks from her heart.

  9. Sandra

    Nery, I thank and praise God for your testimony. Your story encourages and inspires me to stay the course.

  10. Kathleen

    I can’t believe how much my story is like Nery’s.
    TNBC, lumpectomy, would not let them take out my, lymph nodes. Refused chemotherapy.
    I studied cancer, natural healing several years before I found my lump and saved all the information for someone that might need it. It ended up being me. God thing! I had so much information at my fingertips. Chris’s book was one I read when it first came out and did square one. I knew if I would get cancer it would be Chris’s way. I have been NED for 4 years. Prevention is what I pray for! Thank you Chris for sharing all these amazing stories.

  11. Sibahle

    She didn’t do any poultice

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