I have not tried it, but it does seem interesting. It sounds similar to tunze's carebacter which is also supposed to have anti vibrio properties as well.
I broke it down in a previous post, you'll need to make sure to cover
Bacteria source - zeobak, pro bio S, Mb7, etc
carbon source - aminos, vinegar, vitamins, etc
particulate food- Min S, coral sprint, etc
Enzymes- Zeozym
Trace elements- from using the fresh SW to mix, certain trace element additives, FM Organic, etc (Note: if you're mixing and dosing with fresh SW be mindful of your system's salinity, it will drift up overtime since you are adding in new salt water)
I combine all of my ingredients, and mix with about 2 liters of water. I use all of it within 3 days usually.
Essentially you're mixing all the products in a separate container before dumping them into the system. You're just isolating the bacteria so that they have first access to the resources and are allowed to multiply before they are consumed by the corals. The corals should then consume the remaining partially digested coral foods, and the remaining enzymes/bacteria will aid in the decomposition/nutrient cycling
I specifically did not recommend dosing values because that is dependent on the system. I would recommend you start dosing half the recommended amount on each product and test as you dose. From there you will be able to make the proper judgement calls on whether you'll need to increase or decrease the product usage.
I'd recommend you revisit the previous posts, and do some slight research on the topic before you venture in. The method should aid your system, but it's best to learn and develop an intuitive understanding so that you can become closer to your system and understand the nuances and interplay that exists in your reef.
