Or does the body activate Candida to protect from Mercury?

I've read a few Doctors claiming that the Candida holds mercury in it, as if it's protecting us. So they say, killing the Candida, the "die off" ends up being the Candida releasing the mercury.

That would mean that killing the Candida without removing the mercury could mean disaster. This sucks though because chelating can kill you.

Anyone have any thoughts on that? Tweet