I concur Jammes. Though the candida diet helped with symptoms and eased some of the toxicity it was not enough. It simply "sustained" but never cured.

Also, once the amalgams were out, there was an onslaught of symptoms later on from stored mercury beginning to move and come leak back out and once that occured, the diet could only do so much but I suffered horribly regardless because the stored mercury was really on the move and there wasn't much to suppress the symptoms once that started. However, without the diet it would have been far worse.

Only proper chelation began to sort that out for me. Supplements and diet are a great help and may in some cases be a life saver, but they are hardly a cure. Since there is always something CAUSING candida. The only way it would ever be a cure is if somebody temporarily got candida from a course of antibiotics and simply needed to get back on track again and replace the good bacteria. Then yes, treating candida may cure that.

But not when the root cause is mercury or something else that requires other treatments to gain the cure a person is after - and it takes time. Even the best protocol out there for mercury is not going to cure it in a matter of days or weeks. Months/years is usually the time period to improve and finally get better. Typically it takes a few years post amalgam removal.