CDS and Mycoplasma

Hello everyone,
I have dog, 6kg miniature poodle, which has a problem with eyes. She has Suddenly Acquired Retina Degeneration, an autoimmune disease.
Recently we have found out that it was caused by mycoplasma, so we have started CDS.
She is drinking 4 drops of CDS diluted in 9ml of water 8 times a day - every hour during 8 hours, for the last one month.

There is some progress in level of energy, but sight is constantly pretty bad. Before starting with CDS she had some ups and downs with her sight, like in most autoimmune diseases...
She had some regression of symptoms, not related with eyes.
I have read recently that CDS is not that good with mycoplasma, and that is advisable to take MMS together with DMSO. And I cannot find any personal experience that someone was actually cured from mycoplasma...

Should we give some more time to CDS, or should we try with MMS, or MMS + DMSO, or MMS eye drops?

Thank you!

If it were my dog I would make the switch to MMS + or - DMSO. Lot of people have had success with their ailments using the DMSO, myself my dog got sicker with the DMSO and did well with the MMS. I suspect in many cases dogs and DMSO don't mix, at least internally.
I would also do the eyes but don't use DMSO with it. Just the MMS.

Hoping for the best for you!

PS I deleted your other post so that we wouldn't get 2 discussions going on one topic. Hope it doesn't mess you up at all!

Thank you for your quick response!
I have asked the same question on some local forums also and almost all the people recommended switching to MMS, like you.
Why is that? Is MMS more effective, or just CDS is not that good with all pathogens...?

Can you tell me how should I dose MMS tommorow when we switch, just 4drops CDS / 4 = 1 drop MMS, or should I decrease dosage, like 1/2 drop of MMS every hour?

And one question more, is it ok to activate MMS with 5 drops of lemon, or it is better to use (buy) activator?

Thank you for deleting double topic, I just couldn't see first topic, so I made another one...

MMS does seem to be more effective for some reason. I don't know why.

1 ml CDS = 3 drops MMS

I would start out very, very low. 1/2 drop or 1 drop. You have a small dog. Every hour for 8 hours a day. If all goes well then the next day up the dose a little bit. Continue till you get a bad reaction (diarrhea, vomiting, lethargy...) Then stop. Let the dog rest and recoup. Next day start again and 1 drop less. Later if you think the dog can handle it then you can up the dosage if necessary. With each drop of MMS you will need 1 ounce of water or in a dogs case broth often works well.

Activating with lemon is fine. A lot of people have gone to using Hcl and really like it. Lemon can be hard on a dogs stomach. You can buy Hcl premade and that is the best way as it can be dangerous to handle.

Good advice Horsefeathers

MMS is well efficient -

I have saved two dogs recently from poisoning also - having ingested two different types of rat poison. Regular hydration with 10ml doses of CDS 2 hourly for 24 hrs. Both were 30 Kg ACD's.