This sounds really good!

I would make sure you add enough healthy fats to this regime, as they help the body heal, increase bile flow, and help the uptake of nutrients. I found them most helpful. Surprisingly so.

Steer clear of vegetable oil, apart from "extra virgin olive oil". They are apparently not good for the body, contrary to what we're often being told. lard, butter, organic virgin coconut oil, extra virgin olive oil, mercury free fish oil (molecularly distilled), are all good and helpful and have nourished people for centuries.

There maybe little point in taking antifungals of any kind unless you are following a proper diet in conjunction with them. The diet IMO is essential to any health programme, will not only restrict parasites/yeast food supply, but helps the gut/liver and immunity as well. No point in feeding these things, whilst at the same time trying to kill them off, or one is defeating the purpose of the entire programme.

I found antifungals to be personally problematic, but others may find them of great help alongside a good sugar/yeast/gluten/high carb free diet. Some may get away with consuming higher carb foods than others, depending on how severe the yeast problem is and how a person's body responds to certain foods. You may also find the supplements give much more benefit when you're on a proper diet. I did not get much out of the supplements until my body (gut) was in a position to absorb and utilise them.