Bentonite Clay & Paleo Diet for Candida.?!

Bentonite Clay & Paleo Diet for Candida.?

I am looking for someone who knows about natural cleansing to answer this one: I tried bentonite clay today with water, it's so disgusting I don't think I can take it without fruit juice to mask the flavour of the clay. The only problem is, I have Candida (probably on my skin too), which I think is causing my terrible eczema (the eczema is really bad), I'm on a paleo/caveman diet which excludes fruit except lemons. Should I have a juice or two a day in order to use the clay or just keep to the diet by not having fruit juice (because of the high fructose levels)?

Internally it can be added to water/lemon water or glazed upon food to help those with sensitive palates.

Though bentonite has been used internally by the American Indians for hundreds of years to help detoxify the bowels, when using it internally, use it with psyllium, as a psyllium shake. The reason for this is that some people fear that bentonite could get stuck in the gut. We do not know for certain if this has ever occurred with anyone, but just to be safe, use it with psyllium. because psyllium is known to help prevent undesirable inorganic minerals from entering the system.

Psyllium should always be taken with (at least) a full 8 oz glass of water. It is also important to drink at least 6 to 8 full glasses of water throughout the day or constipation may develop. Taking psyllium supplements without adequate liquids may cause it to swell, and, in extreme causes, cause choking.
Do not take this product if you have difficulty swallowing. People with esophageal stricture (narrowing of the esophagus) or any other narrowing or obstruction of the gastrointestinal tract should not take psyllium.