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Supplementation should be avoided other than iodine, salt, sodium bicarbonate. Food is supplementation. Garlic (and citric acid) will kill all the friendly bacteria, making the symptoms worse. Dead good bacteria will result in psychological problems since the bowels have to do with psychological mental health.


I don't entirely agree with this. For starters, sodium bicarbonate can cause excessive sodium and depletion of other minerals. A lady who runs a candida website had this happen to her and had to quit taking it because of continual cramping/pains.

Vitamin C with bioflavanoids (quality powder) was a MASSIVE help to me when mercury toxic. Just that, and selenium increased my antioxidant powers to a much higher level and made for some significant progress. I actually started to excrete mercury via the skin dramatically. Though admittedly a prior DMPS IV had pushed mercury into those areas, the added antioxidants increased my ability to excrete. Even though I ate plenty of fruit and vegetables etc, the extra supplementation was exactly what I needed.

You must take into account not only do poisons like this severely deplete antioxidants and other nutrients, but we are consuming a degraded food supply from early picking and spraying. We most certainly are not getting exactly what we require.

Your comments on garlic? Hmmmm you may have a point. I have NO doubt it does DEFINITELY mobilise metals in the body, and perhaps does cause an excretion of some, I consistently have gut problems after it. Not the kind from "die off". This maybe due to the acidity regulator contained in the crushed garlic I get, but something aint right with my gut after I consume it. Each and everytime I have had to quit taking it. I don't get this with onions, but I do with garlic. It doesn't appear at least for me to help me progress in respect to candida.

So I am wary of it now.