Finally know exactly what to cook, buy, and prep after cancer.
These ready-to-go plans take the guesswork, stress, and spiraling off your plate, so you can focus on healing (not Googling “what can I eat after cancer” for the 900th time).
✅ Know exactly what to eat to lower your cancer risk—without overthinking it.
✅ Stop standing in front of the fridge paralyzed by “WTF do I cook?”
✅ Have a plan for every meal—so dinner doesn’t feel like another decision you have to survive.
✅ Finally feel like your meals are helping—not hurting—your recovery.
✅ Feel the relief of someone handing you exactly what to make and how to make it.
✅ Take food decisions off your plate—so you can focus on healing.
“Good nutrition before, during, and after cancer treatment helps patients feel better, maintain strength and energy, preserve lean body mass, and may improve treatment tolerance and outcomes.”
— American Cancer Society & Oncology Nutrition Practice Group
Each Plan Includes:
A done-for-you grocery list
A simple step-by-step prep guide (included in all but the weight loss challange)
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks
Easy, nourishing recipes for 7 days
Vegan, Vegetarian, Pescatarian and Omnivore options
Expert designed for RESULTS
Disclaimer: The information provided in The Cancer Thriver's Meal Plan Treasure Chest is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from your healthcare provider or oncology team.
Please consult with your doctor, registered dietitian, or a qualified healthcare professional before making any significant changes to your diet, especially during or after cancer treatment.
While every effort has been made to include nourishing, gentle, and supportive foods, you should always review the ingredients for each recipe based on your unique health needs, food allergies, or sensitivities. You know your body best, and your safety is the priority. Nothing can guarantee cancer won’t come back—but this plan gives you simple, supportive steps that may help reduce the risk.