Application in proper order? Ceratec then M02S?

Here in the states Oil additives are some what disliked... I recently bought a 2014 Ram pickup with a 5.7L Hemi with a very complex MDS lifter system... Many owners have said this system needs an oil with a decent amount of Moly or Zinc or a very good anti-wear package within the oil... To keep these Lifters from malfunctioning-->Be it a poor design or lack of oil flow...

I assume from doing a fair amount of reading...My question is--->
1...To achieve the best results if I use Ceratec first I stick with using Ceratec and never MO2S?
or
2...Should I use Ceratec first for 5K to 8K miles then switch to M02S?

I will be using a mixture of 5Qts of M1 EP 0W-20 & 2Qts of M1 HM 5W-30 to add a large amount of Zinc as well as a fair amount of Moly/Boron to help with the Anti-Wear package...
3...Will the Ceratec or MO2S react well with the M1 oils? I really don't want to cause any unforeseen Chemical Reaction that will form any type of Acid or Sludge within the New 5.7L

Thank You
Lonnie

So! I should just stick to using Ceratec...

I am doing 6K-8K mile OCI... Changing the oil once before summer and once before winter.

After the initial treatment of 300ml--->
1..Do I need to wait till I accumulate 30K-50K miles before I add another treatment?

2..Can an owner add 150ml with every oil change?

Even though my oil sump holds 7qts I am only going to add 300ml the first treatment...

Pardon my ignorance on your reply but it has be a bit confused.

I can understand adding MO2S in the correct dosage every oil change.

Am I understanding this correct that the Ceratec coats {forms} a protective layer that will last for 20K-30K miles? If so---->Why would I need to add it every single oil change.. This would make every oil change Very Expensive...

I have been a member of BITOG for over 12 years seeing many members use your products and post within the forum e-mails they have sent and received back from your company... Many of those e-mails showed different Liqui Moly Techs giving different answers of advice for the same products... Especially with the Ceratec!

I do appreciate your time to respond to my questions but I will wait to use this product until I do alot more research on the application procedure for the Ceratec.