I'm giving a candida treatment regimen a go, though it's going to be a few weeks before the results of the antibody test I'm having will come in. Working on the assumption that I have candida, it will have been sequestering mercury; so if I start killing it, I'm going to be re-poisoned.

You don't take ALA while your amalgams in, so might the same logic work here -- if mercury is slowly coming out of the dying candida, then ALA would presumably let it across the blood-brain barrier. Yet, I would need to chelate it out with DMSA and use Algin to mop up the mercury as well as the toxins from the candida. Is this what others here have done? I stopped taking ALA today and started on the DMSA again. Feel more fatigued, but the anxiety and brain fog lifted a little almost straight away. I was feeling pretty bad and I'd got so absent-minded that I had several very stupid incidents with keys Friday and was lucky things worked out OK.

I need to get some capryilic acid and probiotics to take along with the fluconazole. I've had one cap of that, last Wednesday, and it's hard to tell what's happening apart from a more or less constant bloated/gassy/uncomfortable feeling in my stomach. I thought the diet would be pretty easy but over the past few days I've had to refine it further. I cut out carrots and cheese for a start. Suddenly realised (duh) that sausages have breadcrumbs in them. The ones I was eating didn't have any sugar, but I'll have to avoid them just the same, so there goes a cheap and easy meal. I'm missing the cheese too. Tomatoes also seem to give me a problem. I guess we're all individuals.

Watch me do all this and the antibody test comes back negative LOL.