hey guys, I was actually wondering about the candida-mercury connection, cause there are very confusing and contradicting ideas nooone seems to have the one right answer.

So there are those who says there is 1) candida overgrowth because candida latches onto mercury and it is released its once killed 2) candida overgrowth is a result of mercury compromised immune system that allows candida to flourish, but it doesn't hold on to mercury and once you kill candida you get die off from all the dying microbes and their toxins (but not really metals). I think that's Cutler's point of view. 3)candida methylates mercury

So these are the opinions and I find esp point 1) & 3) contradicting? It's really weird that canddida would grab onto mercury as a "preotective" measure in out bodies and at the same time methylate it. It's odd, it's either one or the other. So you really don't know what to do with this candida thing, whether to first go after candida or mercury, another great piss off in the fight with this disease.