The ingredients in this are good and known for their effectiveness. I will have to update when I'm further along with my cleanse. I don't expect to really see much of anything visible, as I have recently completed the first part of a Mebendazole treatment (I have medically diagnosed liver flukes), and got many of the buggers out from that. I'm using this more for the purpose of making my system inhospitable for any remaining critters before I have to retake the Mebendazole again in a couple of weeks.

The Paraguard tastes bad. I have a strong stomach and can usually pull the mind over matter trick when it comes to drinking/eating unpleasant things, but it turns my stomach every time and makes me feel nauseated for about half an hour afterward. I have a bunch of ginger chunks on hand and just pop a few to tone down the churning belly. Next time I will probably get the capsules instead.

So, I need to mention that I used to be a lab tech (I need to get CE credits to get my ASCP cert back, but I've worked in a hospital) and thats basically the person that tests your blood, urine, and stool. Meaning, I've extensively learned about different parasites and the ways they are transmitted. Like many others, I saw a video of someone mentioning that they learned 80% of Americans have intestinal parasites, a fact that I had forgotten.

I have always had a crazy fast metabolism, and have nearly always been almost underweight. I've never done any sort of cleanse. It should be said, that you can have benign parasites, and the cleanse won't make a huge difference. I had to remind myself I don't need a personal microscope to do a smear while I do the cleanse, as I actually do know what to look for. The benign parasites do just live off of dead skin cells, and stuff that we don't even need, but you could also have a parasite that you don't want. Seriously, realizing I should do a cleanse, I ordered this right away.

Taste wise, it tastes like a strong herbal tea. It's easier to drink thank mugwort tea. I use the dropper in a shot glass to get my 30 drops, add a splash of water, and drink it. I add an extra 'shot' of water, mostly to rinse the taste. It's not horrible, but a gulp of water can get rid of it.

The first day or so, I didn't feel too out of it or anything. I have a whoop wristband to track my health, and so far for the first week, my temperature has been up by one degree. My normal temp is actually around 96.8-97, and having an actual temp of 99, means yeah, I don't really feel 100%, but it's not horrible. It's been only a week so far, I haven't had watery stools or anything, I've just made sure not to trust myself to only have gas. I haven't looked at the toilet even, I won't let myself. I've always been careful about what I eat, I do t even eat pork because it has a higher chance of having larva, unless you make sure it gets cooked to the right temperature. When I do, I'm paranoid about making sure. It's likely though that I picked something up when I was a kid, as I didn't have the best access to good food growing up.

So, I've been hungrier, even more than before, and considering how I tend to forget to eat, I've definitely noticed. I've actually gained 2 pounds in the span of a week. I've been able to eat whatever and never have to worry about my weight, but my own lab results do tend to be a bit low on stuff. So, I would say give it a try. I'm going to use it for the full month and keep an eye on my temp. Further data from my whoop, until day 7, I wasn't really getting good recovery. Make sure to stay hydrated and replace any electrolytes, and you should be alright. I keep forgetting to drink extra water, as I tend to drink a ton on my own, but I've definitely needed a bit more. The capsules might be better for those who work, I don't have to worry about being home to take it. I also already take meds 3x a day, so I just take it with them.

I used it for a month and I just take 10 drops every night before going to sleep.

I also do 16 hrs fasting everyday (religiously) and I notice that my warts around my neck is gone.

Watch out on what you eat maybe i have some parasites inside my belly

This doesn't taste good but what does that's healthy for you lol. I need to do it again because I don't think I didn't it right so I definitely recommend doing some research first before you start.

First off, apparently a bunch of folks ended up here because of TikTok. I have yet to see a TikTok video in my feed about this. I was searching for some kind of cleanse or something due to chronic bloating and constipation. Like many others, I was told I probably had IBS and given some antispasmodic prescription to take "when needed." I was also told to "reduce stress" as if that's a simple thing to do. If it was easy, we'd all do it. I would literally go a week at at time without a bowel movement and would religiously resort to still softeners or laxatives because it's the only way I could get relief. Even then, I'd go to the bathroom and I never felt "empty" and my stomach was still bloated. Just a backstory: I am 32 years old and have one child. I eat well, excercise, don't smoke and only drink lightly once or twice a week. Drinking is really my only vice in terms of health and I have never had any medical issues other than eczema in my life, other than some injuries from a humvee accident when I was in the military. The point I'm trying to make is that I'm generally healthy and always have been. I stumbled upon this product and began reading the reviews and the more I reflected on my life, I realized that the possibility of me having a parasite or two wasn't that unrealistic. For context, I spent 4 years in the Marines and a lot of that time was spent sleeping in strange places, eating things I probably shouldn't have and being in generally unsanitary conditions. Fast forward a few years, I get out and come home and live back on a farm. I'm constantly around livestock, dogs and cats. All animals I regularly have to work twice a year. Hint, hint. I walk barefoot outside. I work in my garden. I am now a deputy sheriff and have gone into countless homes that are filled with creepies and crawlies and the ability to immediately wash my hands after is not always practical or possible. So, the liklihood of me having parasites after a lifetime of farming, military and police work is oh, so high.
I got this product about 5 days ago and I'm not much for measuring by counting drops, so I take about half the dropper full 3 times a day. I have had a regular bowel movement every morning since I started this product and the bloating has disappeared. I even went to a birthday dinner and ate like a cow and still didn't feel bloated and miserable like I typically would. My eczema has even cleared up a bit, going from red patches to being nearly akin colored and just slightly flaky. Now, as far as seeing any actually parasites in the toilet, I cannot attest to that. Mostly because even though I can say that I'm not scared of anything on this earth, I have no desire to dig through my poop and start pulling things out of it, because if I did find something, I honestly think it would freak me out to no end and then I'd have to admit I'm scared of something and that simply won't work for me hahaha. Around day 3 I did have some pretty epic brain fog, but it didn't last more than that day. I've not yet had any other kind of adverse effects. The taste is what I would describe as licking a tree covered in moss, but it's bearable. I just put it in a shot glass with some water, shoot it back and then chase it with something that doesn't taste like the Jungle Book. Either way, I am so happy with this so far and hope it continues to help me.