Daniella Chace is a leader in the field of medical nutrition therapy.
Her mission is to empower people to improve their health with informed food choices.
The Chace Method offers an integrative approach to breast cancer prevention, treatment, and recovery — based on the understanding that the body’s internal environment can influence how cells function, respond to treatment, and recover.
Developed by nutritionist and toxicology expert Daniella Chace, the method translates emerging science into practical recommendations that address conditions influencing breast cancer risk and recovery.
At the foundation of The Chace Method is a simple principle: the body is constantly responding to its environment. What we eat, breathe, absorb, and experience can influence oxidative stress, inflammation, hormone signaling, immune function, detoxification, and gene expression.
Readers learn how to:
Identify and reduce exposure to environmental chemicals that contribute to breast cancer
Build a nutrient-dense whole-food diet rich in cancer-protective compounds
Support the body’s natural detoxification pathways, including the processes that help metabolize and eliminate hormones, environmental chemicals, and other compounds
Improve hormone metabolism naturally
Support an anti-cancer gut microbiome
Provide nutrients needed for healthy gene expression
Reduce chronic inflammation and oxidative stress, two conditions that can interfere with healthy cellular function
Support the body’s natural defenses against abnormal cells
Use nutrition and lifestyle strategies alongside conventional breast cancer treatment
Create a healthier internal and external environment during treatment and beyond.
The Chace Method looks at the whole system — the interaction between environmental exposures, nutrition, hormones, the microbiome, metabolism, inflammation, and epigenetic regulation.
The method can be applied to prevention, active treatment, and recovery, and its principles are relevant across breast cancer subtypes. It provides practical guidance for reducing avoidable exposures, improving nutritional status, supporting the body’s natural protective and detoxification systems, and creating conditions that are more favorable to long-term health.
The Chace Method is about understanding the many factors that influence cellular health — and identifying the changes that can be made to support prevention and healing.
Daniella is interested in providing a Zoom presentation
about epigenetic healing to the Nancy’s List community.
If you are interested, please contact Daniella
at 208/ 720-8271
or [email protected].
About the Author
Daniella Chace, MSc, CN, is a nationally recognized nutritionist and toxicologist.
She is a clinical practitioner, author, and educator specializing in medical nutrition therapy.
She is the creator of The Chace Method, a science-based framework for breast cancer prevention, recovery, and long-term remission.
Daniella is the founder of the Beat Breast Cancer program, offering online support.
She is the creator and host of Nutrition Matters, a health science podcast that has aired on NPR stations nationwide.
Daniella has written books, columns, and patient-care materials and has appeared on radio and television.
Daniella received both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Nutrition from Bastyr University in Seattle, Washington, an institution considered to be one of the world’s leading academic centers for advancing knowledge in the natural health sciences. Her post-graduate training is in Environmental Medicine, which she completed at the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine and Health Sciences in Tempe, Arizona. She is a Certified Nutritionist by the Washington State Department of Health.
Daniella is the President of Nutritionist Approved Inc. (NAI), a medical informatics-based corporation providing innovative products such as NutriSigns™ which address shoppers’ health questions via in-store signage, and the iEat for Life suite of applications for iPhones and Netbooks.
Daniella is one of my favorite health experts
and does superb work.
I couldn’t recommend her books more highly.
Read her books and follow her advice.
It’s that simple!
–Anahad O’Connor
Washington Post Health Reporter
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