When I first read the thread and started researching, I thought why would DIY growers risk their crops using a commercial growing technique? One fuck-up and it's all over. Definitely an advanced growing technique and not really for the general DIY crowd, in my humble opinion that is.
There are many techniques that commercial growers use that are more of a pain in the ass and have high risk factors than it's worth for the DIY grower. If their crop goes bust, no problem all things considered. The DIY grower however is screwed. All that effort and expenditure of resources for...nothing. This is mainly why I don't use commercial growing techniques - can't afford to write-off the losses. This is why I stick to KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid).
A viable seed, a slotted container, (bio) growing medium, light, air circulation, PH balanced water, and BASIC nutrients (P, K, N, and trace minerals). This is basically all that is needed to grow a plant successfully. The more one adds to the process, the more that can go wrong. Murphy's Law is always in full effect - if it can go wrong, it will.
Cisco, you were just looking for a succinct reply, so here it is - don't bother.
Stick with what works best for the DIY grower, simplicity aka KISS. It does work almost every time, operative word being 'almost'. If you decide to go ahead, please share with us your grief, er, experiences. Just kidding about the grief.
Good luck and happy farming.
Yeah of course there are risks involved but thats the same as using any chemical , it is sold in grow-shops and using it in the quantities involved .5ml in 2L 
i may just buy the bloom agent the peeps were using (Buddy Vitalink) and use that rather than bio-boost
