I am still doing neutralization with Patel: to mold, chemicals, dust, candida.

Also doing IV nutrient, glutathione, minerals and vitamins.

Have to wait in 2 weeks for all these test results. Testing cytokins from TH-17 seems very important.

Chronic candidiasis is an immune problem. Complete immune panel is mandatory. If you don't have any major problem with immune function (like Th-17), long term azole at high dose will do the trick. If you have major immune dysfunctions, you might have to remain intermitently on azole and try immunotherapy which has been successful for chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis. Severity of infection will lessen over time.

Fluconazole at high dose seems mandatory for a long time in both cases. He told me between 400 mg to 800mg a day. Below 400 Fluconazole would do nothing for chronic fungal infection.

He treats a lot of patients. Some of them took antifungals for very long time. Told me he didn't record any adverse reactions to fluconazole, but he did for lamisil.

I'll keep you all posted. My next appointment is in 2 weeks. By then he will get my test results. Thanks for the scientific references.

Yes, it is demostraded candida albicans has the ability to suppress the immune defenses against it by itself. So, the top immunesuppressor is the same yeast. This syndrome is also called Candida Related Complex and Immune Defunction Syndrome.