Andy Cutler has mentioned before how difficult it can be to get a person in serious toxicity to do the things necessary to lessen their toxicity. They can become so poisoned, that they can be irrational, illogical and they find it difficult to follow let alone act upon instructions. They can also behave in a manner that makes it difficult for a person to help them.

My point is, that if candida is just another problem getting in the way of a person thinking a bit more clearly or rationally, then treating it may very well help in achieving a hopefully better and more regular plan of chelation. It is easier to carry out plans when a person is a bit stronger. Candida treatment for me worked better than any pscyhe meds. Psyche meds simply made me more toxic and gave me nothing but side effects.

But chelation is most definitely essential to any long term plan of gaining health if the issue is metal related and without it, don't expect to gain much. However, treating other problems that are increasing the misery or even hindering successful treatment of mercury should also be addressed.

If it's cavitations? That's another source of possible toxicity that maybe hindering/blocking healing from mercury and/or other conditions. Something else to consider. Cutler has mentioned this also, as has Hal Huggins. The toxins from cavitatins alone are worse than that of mercury. Cavitation patients in Huggins experience are far sicker than the mercury ones.

Other things? Possibly viral or other hidden infection. Unfortunately mercury can create the environment for such things to take a strong hold in the first place. So it's hard to know what is doing what. This is why multiple issues may require more than one treatment plan. Diet, chelation and looking at treating any possible/hidden infection. Easier said than done sometimes, since the source of such is not always easily identifiable or easily treated.