Hi JCloved...If I were you I would focus on the Candida for now. Most people regard candida issues as trivial. Go to the Candida forums and see how trivial it is and see how difficult it is to cure. If you've had candida for years then you probably have the systemic or disseminated form. There are two forms of candida -- yeast and fungal -- because candida is dimorphic. The yeast infects locally in the intestines, uterus, skin etc and the fungal form infects the blood, tissues and organs. So you will have to get rid of both these forms candida to be cured or it will just keep coming back or will never go away. This simply means that you will have to use a multi-protocol approach.

I also advise supplementing iodine against candida. But lugols Iodine on its own is simply not enough. The core protocol that I advise to kill all the candida, associated pathogens and parasites is shown in detail here:

Core Pathogen Kill Protocols for Candida

The above protocol is just the core pathogen-kill protocols against candida. If that doesn't work then I would advise taking the full anti-candida protocol that is in my book(see the link).

I had fairly serious systemic candida issues 8 years ago which I completely cured using my own alternative protocols. And when I say cured I mean that all my candida symptoms are completely gone and I can now eat foods like sugar, carbs, wheat, milk etc in normal moderate quantites without any allergic reaction or other problems. That's what I define as a cure. Back to normal, as if I never had candida problems.

Hi JCloved...I think the regimen you are following for your thyroid is OK. 

I honestly don't think the regimen you are following is really powerful enough to get rid of your candida. Use these four protocols -- at a minimum:

Candida Protocols

I'm also beginning to suspect that you may also have a Methylation Cycle block. This also relates to both the thyroid and can also have severe effects on your adrenals.

For now I would just add Methyl-Guard fromThorne Research to your protocol every day. If this doesn't work  then you may have an aberrant MTHFR gene(s). The only way that you can confirm this is to go see a methylation literate doctor and test for the aberrant genes. See these links for some further info on MTHFR genes:

The Link Between Thyroid and MTFR Gene Mutations

The Link Between Adrenal Problems and MTHFR