Re: What to do?

All I know about Paragone is that I have seen quite a few people saying they were not happy with its results.

That was a very long post, but if you search through the Liver Flush part you will see that it mentions just one day of no fats. You body needs fats badly! Both saturated & unsaturated. Contrary to what we've been told, butter is gooood for us! For ex. it supports the adrenals & thyroid & coats the stomach in healthy ways. Coconut oil is wonderful! (I personally think we should not eat animal fat, but I eat Biblically & it's forbidden there.) Fish oil is correctly called very healthy too, especially Norwegian (unlikely to have mercury) cod liver oil. There are some cultures that have very highly fat diets - like Eskimos if I remember correctly - and no grains, & are very healthy until they get introduced to the American type diet.

All I know is what worked for me, and the Liver Flush I describe caused me to get out about 2000 stones with biweekly flushes over some months. Every now and then I do another one just to be sure they are all gone. I never get more than 3 or 4. But I have also greatly changed my diet - no fried foods for example.

I don't think Liver Flushes probably will hurt with candida cleansing but experiment. A lot of this is trial and error. It's only once every 2 weeks so if the Liver-Flush causes a problem, just wait for awhile.

I have not tried Clarkia but have heard people say good things about it here on CZ. I do know that Humaworm worked for me powerfully, but also that things like Nature's Answer Black-Walnut tincutre & Black-Walnut /Wormwood tincutre (cheaper at places like Vitacost & Swanson's) also killed a lot of bugs. I suspect Humaworm is the most powerful, but really I can't be sure since I had used the Humaworm for a month before trying the tinctures & already a ton of stuff was gone.

I am not an expert on anything, including diatomaceous earth, but I doubt it will cause a problem if you use it with standard paracides. The only thing is it kind of destroys the evidence on some bugs as I mentioned in one link about the "white rice". That's why I'd personally not use it right away, maybe for a few weeks. It seems, mho, a good idea to know what you are getting out as a kind of baseline. It is known for having no side effects, so if you are worried about compounding die off, I'm guessing you don't have to worry.

A lot of this is trial and error. The good news is that there is not just one perfect way that you have to follow. The bugs die with various approaches.

Don't forget to introduce the zapper after about a month of paracides, then maybe a Sota Pulser. (That really helped me with carpal tunnel too! I can draw again!)

You're on the right track. You'll win, the bugs & candida lose. Heh heh.