Amalgam recovery investment- infrared sauna or rife machine?

So the story is a bit like this:

I had my Amalgams removed (properly with suction etcetc) last year, and I've had my time experimenting with supplementation and enzymes and betain and the like. I react -exceptionally- strongly to parasite cleanses (black walnut-wormwood-clove tincture) and to Iodine in the dieoff department (my personality goes wonkers while my systen's working through the toxins), and the best antiparasitic treatments I tolerate best so far are sauna, very dilute borax, butyrate and coffee colonics, and oil pulling.

I do okay on the carb-free, organics-only diet, and I started khefir and kombucha this year.

Even the kickback from enzymes from today's lunch is still giving me the punchdrunk wibbly-woobly sort of drunkeness, but it wasn't weak enzymes I used.

Basically a weakened liver is my biggest issue right now, and I'm trying to find the best flush protocol that doesn't throw my mental state wonky for days afterwards and start a mess of thrush. For some reason, that has happened the last two times I did the magnesium sulfate/grapefruit protocol.


Anyways.. I'm trying to decide if I should invest in a portable infared sauna (240$) or a Spooky2 (240 some-odd dollars). Buying the sauna would delay the most effective antiparasitic treatment there is to date, and buying the spooky2 would add extra detox demands to the mix and still require trips to the expensive sauna, which I don't visit nearly enough.

Yes, I do support the liver with milk thistle and dandylion root, no, I'm not a fan of chelation therapy/megadose therapy. With my head as it is right now it's a bit difficult to keep track of complex patterns.. (though high dose C does show benefits sometimes for me, but rarely, I'm pretty low on B's.) And yes, I'm aware rife therapy can be quite complex, but the detox reactions alone are pretty good proofs of having effect.

And so long as the parasites are dominant, the liver's still gonna be under fire, yes?
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