i used MAF314 yogurt fr Dr. Uta Santos (Ruggiero's connection in Vienna) for a few months and my experience is as follows:
1st month did great, really great, and thus i was able to get out of the house more!
By 6 wks, i got sicker -- back to being bedridden a lot -- and i stopped.
all this came after i had already done the GcMAF injectable (KDM's version: 0.10 cc per week)) for about a year, if i recall correctly, with good results. i stopped the gcmaf injectable due to a crash and hair loss (in the end, i think the hair loss was not from the gcmaf injectable, but rather from hormone changes. and the crash was from over doing it in terms of walking too much due to my excitement at getting well enough to walk again). My nagalese was already below 1.0 when I had stopped the gcmaf injectable (it was 0.69, i think), and 1.0 is the magic number that Dr. Cheney says not to get below or you will crash -- tho there is no real evidence for that theory. however, it could still be true...? that crash did seem to happen to me. but, as always, there could be many reasons/variables/factors for that. anyway, all this is to say that when i started the MAF314 a few months after stopping the gcmaf injectables, it is likely that my nagalase was already low, and then by taking the MAF314 it just got lower. i did test nagalase (always via Health Diagnostics/Vitamin Diagnostics in New Jersey USA) just as i was stopping the MAF314, and it was, i think about 0.67. too low, according to cheney's theory.
if i had to choose between doing gcmaf/maf again, in whatever form, i'd do gcmaf injectable instead of the MAF314 yogurt. for one, it is much easier to do. the MAF314 is tuff to make each week. takes 2 days. and the gcmaf injectable got me able to go on walks again (a gain i have now lost).
right now i'm not doing any type of gcmaf. i'm 9 wks into a Famvir antiviral protocol, with not much to report, as i'm bedridden a lot.
by the way, i did not read earlier in this thread, but from what i hear, ruggiero is the Scientific Director of GcMAF.eu, and the formula to their Bravo probiotic is his MAF314, but supposedly an improved version, whatever that means.
separately, i know two folks who did the MAF314 with me, and both improved. one has ME/CFS and the other has lyme.