I forgot to mention ginger. I sometimes use ginger oil or ginger tea. I think cayenne and turmeric are antifungal, so it is probably candida die off. The quote I mentioned above claims that those with fibromyalgia symptoms are sulphur deficient.
cinnamon is also antifungal, as is also ginger.

I was just thinking about molybdenum. I know it is needed in the breakdown of sufites and aldehydes, however now I am wondering if it might hinder chelation agents such as DMSA or ALA.
I guess from now on I will only take molybdenum supplements on my off days. One website I read claimed that selenium interferes with mercury excretion on rats given DMSA, so I guess it is also a good idea not to supplement selenium during chelation rounds. Molybdenum does help decrease chemical sensitivity, however if it interferes with chelation then it is not good for use during rounds. Some websites say that chelation decreases manganese and zinc. Perhaps these shouldn't be supplemented during chelation rounds, but supplemented to a greater degree on off days?