Ramping up on Buhner

After many years of suffering and many many starts and stops on many protocols, I am now trying Buhner. I am working with an herbalist who has been great about helping me customize which herbs to take. The issue I am having is figuring out what order to ramp up in. I am currently taking 2 drops of each of the following : japanese knotweed, cats claw, sida acuta, chinese skullcap, and andrographis. I am highly sensitive and typically almost everything makes me herx! I am doing okay on the two drops each and would like to increase one at a time. What order would you suggest doing it in? Also, how will I know when it is time to hold steady and then increase the next herb?

Fyi...I am also taking: greater celandine for nerve pain, motherwort and Healthy Heart Compound (Herbalist & Alchemist brand) for heart issues, Lions mane, ergothioneine (also from mushrooms), vit d3 , curcumin, liposomal c, occasional liposomal glutathione, 2 kinds of magnesium, NAC, pulsatilla (for anxiety...haven't tried it yet!), ashwaganda, for detox and herxes: burbur/pinella, occasional charcoal, lemon water, benadryl

Chinese skullcap helped me with herxes and did not cause them.

Knotweed was more antimicrobial than Buhner intimated, but I was able to slowly increase doses until I got to a normal dose.

Cat’s claw I took extremely tiny doses of and abandoned somewhat early on.

Lions mane tincture was fine for me. Cordyceps powder and mixed mushroom capsules were not. (I am very hypersensitive to mold/mycotoxins).

Andrographis I skipped until late in the game. Tried tincture briefly and did not like it, so stopped.

Sida acuta is the most herx provoking for many people.

If you have or suspect bartonella, houttuynia may help symptoms more than sida, but both are useful.