Sushi, thanks for the listing. The best combination doesn't seem to be very common.
Regarding KDM I think he cannot do wonders although he somewhat claims to. Moreover he often exaggerates about the good results he gets. GcMAF probably won't work for many of us and even if it does, it will not cure XMRV. It could enable someone to live a normal life again, of course till better treatment options are available. The point however is that there is no alternative to KDM. He is up to date with diagnostics and treatment and this is where most other doctors fail.
In Germany for example 95% of doctors don't know what CFS is or see it as pure psychologic disease that needs to be treated with CBT, antidepressants and exercise. They deny all the immunological abnormalities of PWCs and don't know anything about HHV6/7 or XMRV. The remaining 5% are quacks who also don't know what HHV6/7 or XMRV are but would like to earn some money from you. They run useless tests and will treat you with vitamins/minerals/certain diets etc.. This of course won't cure the patient but as long as he gets treated and believes in it and the quack gets the money, both are happy.
We have very few normal CFS doctors in Germany. They know about XMRV and will run tests but these tests for example were used in the zero-zero-studies so there is a high chance that this is a waste of money as well. It takes time till they have better tests. Moreover even if you are XMRV+, you won't get antivirals because these doctors are to frightened to prescribe them.
Back to Brussels, KDM has the best tests, knows perfectly what CFS is and will treat you with medication that based on the scientific knowledge we have, should have a positive impact on you other than the placebo effect. Even if KDM would believe in Santa or would claim that the earth is flat, I wouldn't care and make an appointment next week because diagnostics and treatment count! PWCs won't get cured by warm words, that's for sure.