Hi foggy,

You're welcome. I'm sorry that you also have lyme! On top of this and yeah testing for these things seems not to always produce accurate results (false negatives).

I have heard that there is some kind of Salt/vitamin C "cure" for Lyme (or at least helper). And when using them both together, you can get a die off reaction from the lyme. Vitamin C is very good to take, whether you have lyme or not, and especially with mercury/candida. So perhaps you could get some natural salt and add that to the vitamin C.....please google "Salt C cure for lyme" to read more about this and find out how much you should take etc.

Another "remedy" is "cat's claw" (or Samento) is also very powerful with lyme and probably should be taken with caution as it's a herb and is very potent apparently and may cause reactions.

But yeah the diet is very important and often for many, essential to keep going and cope a bit better. For me once, before this virus, the diet used to product dramatic results, especially when I still had amalgams in my mouth. Later on it still helped, but after my last amalgam removal I went into that awful mercury detox mode where the stored mercury starts to dump out. So at that point, though I needed the diet, the symptoms were extreme because of the ongoing detox from mercury dumping back out into my system (like being repoisoned).

The rash could be from anything. But I do think that if it stems from something internal, then it is your body's way of trying to take the load off the other organs and try and expel something via the skin. Toxins of some kind. Whether mercury or something else. Yes it could be candida/parasites. Very hard to say, which is why diet is very important for you to reduce the overall toxicity and see if that helps.

Aside from that, you can only really prepare for getting the rest of the amalgams out of your mouth and then start detoxing yourself from the stored metals remaining in the tissues/organs.

Keep us posted on how things are going.