I would be somewhat careful with DMSA.

http://onibasu.com/archives/am/44588.html
"DMSA is known to lower neutrophil numbers. Neutrophils are in charge of killing off extra yeast"

This comes from Andrew Cutler himself, but he doesn't say anything about the following, that I have been thinking about:

If you use DMSA+ALA, then DMSA will counter the effects of ALA that goes into the often more relevant work of killing the candida, as it also raises glutathione. Therefore, it is not a surprise that people find DMSA to relieve detox symptoms, because it shuts down the immune system that should work on killing the candida. I suspect that other drugs which inhibit neutrophil activity has the same effect as using DMSA.
This is often not what you want, however. You want your body to kill the yeast, no matter if it means suffering. Perhaps just lower ALA dose and not use DMSA at all, as it also chelates important minerals.