Oh, I'm not suggesting that everyone would be cured by flushing as quickly or successfully as I was. I'm just relating my own experience to show people that there may be an alternative way to cure candida, one that doesn't involve antifungals, probiotics or strict diets. If just one person is helped by me telling my story, then I'm happy.

I'm careful to allow plenty of time between flushes - a month, at least, between each one. If new stones are constantly produced, as you say, then why do people who do enough flushes eventually stop passing stones?

It is possible that you had mild candida problem to begin with that you were unaware of. Flushing releases a lot of toxins and that might have encouraged the spread of candida in you, if the toxins didn't get out of the body fast enough. Candida thrives in toxic environment and it can grow really fast when conditions are favourable.
I have known for years that I have candida but have seen very scant evidence of it. In fact the only times have been during liver flushes. I have flushed out pieces of candida rhizomes, both living and dead ones, also some of that white floaty cottonball kind of stuff. The massive amount of bile released in a flush seems to kill it.
I also try to alkalinize my body as recommended in another forum here on Curezone. I eat about 95% vegetarian diet with lots of fruit and berries but very few grains. I can't say my candida has been cured, but it is definitely better - less bloating, less brainfog etc.