I can assure you that if each phase is done, in order to full completion, the chances are unlikely that the patient will relapse and unlikely that he or she will still have the underlying weakness which led to going on the antibiotic that may have induced the yeast infection to begin with. My experience is that practitioners concentrate only one of these four phases and neglect the other three. Look at it again. You reduce the infection first, so you will not produce further toxins so that your colon or detoxifying regime will be finite and effective. You then normalize endocrine function.
Any toxins store in the thyroid directly, a good example is mercury.
Opening up channels of elimination as in phase two allow for further cellular detox and endocrine function to resume. So there you have it. This is the solution and correct path to handling this modern scourge. I wish you well. Dr. Michael Biamonte holds a Doctorate of Nutripathy, a Degree in Natural Healing, and a Master's in Clinical Nutrition.