Thanks for responding.
Yes, I totally understand now why that doctor was insisting on getting rid of the candida first. The DMSA has to be used with ALA and other chelators, or it will not be as effective.

I just had an epiphany while laying in bed pondering my most brilliant recent medical discovery (haha) and since I have started my chelation, the twitching and symptoms in my body have indeed worsened considerably. Before, I was only having twtiching in my left foot, and now I am having it all over my body.

I concluded this from the paragraph..
'Upon sufficient removal of the parasite's life sustaining thiols by oxidation, the parasite rapidly dies.'

Although Plasmodia really refers to the malarial protozoa, I am wondering if indeed the cause of my twitching is in fact related to the parasites after all...and the fact that i am putting in so many additional Thiols, as the article calls them, that the parasites have found more places to actually live and this has caused a spreading of parasites all around.

I understand that the chelation may cause redistribution, however, I am taking so many things, that I find this hard to be possible.

I need to reasses how to move forward. If I only had the chelation and the parasites to deal with, I would immediately stop all the other stuff I am taking.

However, I am on very expensive and needed adrenal and hormonal meds because I have multiple hormonal imbalances. Today, with the episode of the reactions of the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement to the DMSA and the glutathione, ALA and other antioxidants I have been taking for almost 2 months, my hormones got really out of whack again.

I will absolutely without a doubt take the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement again. I woke up this morning feeling AMAZING......this was not a die off but absolutely related to the mixing of the drugs...

'Thiols (RSH) such as glutathione [32a-32L] and other sulfur compounds [33a,33b,33c] are reactive with sodium chlorite (NaClO2) and with chlorine dioxide (ClO2).'

-taken from the study I listed above..
here is the full paragraph

Like bacteria, fungi and tumor cells, the ability of Plasmodia to live and grow depends heavily on an internal abundance of reductants. This is especially true regarding thiol compounds also known as sulfhydryl compounds (RSH). [31a,31b] Thiols as a class behave as reductants (electron donors). As such they are especially sensitive to oxidants (electron grabbers). Thiols (RSH) such as glutathione [32a-32L] and other sulfur compounds [33a,33b,33c] are reactive with sodium chlorite (NaClO2) and with chlorine dioxide (ClO2). These are the very agents present in Mr. Humble's solution. The products of oxidation of thiols (RSH) using various oxides of chlorine are: disulfides (RSSR), disulfide monoxides (RSSOR), sulfenic acids (RSOH), sulfinic acids (RSO2H), and sulfonic acids (RSO3H). None of these can support the life processes of the parasite. Upon sufficient removal of the parasite's life sustaining thiols by oxidation, the parasite rapidly dies. [34a-34e] A list of thiols (RSH) upon which survival of Plasmodium species heavily depend includes: lipoic acid and dihydrolipoic acid [35a-35h], coenzyme A and acyl carrier protein [36a-36f], glutathione [37a-37m], glutathione reductase [38a-38e], glutathione-S-transferase [39a-39g], peroxiredoxin [40a-40L], thioredoxin [41a-41g], glutaredoxin [42a,42b,42c], plasmoredoxin [43a], thioredoxin reductase [44a-44g], falcipain [45a-45i], and ornithine decarboxylase [46a-46e].

Wow...that has so many things in it, excpet glutathione.
Very cool.
I will look into that after I tackle what is happening now.