No, I have not tried it and I will not try it without being told that I do have parasites and this stuff will take care of the problem - that would be like taking blood pressure medicine without having high blood pressure. Also I wouldn't touch the stuff unless my hematologist looked at the ingredients first, I wouldn't take it even if he said the ingredients won't mess with my platelet count. Sorry - know this isn't what you are looking for.
You asked this in 2 places and the above is what I wrote in the other location.
While researching parasite cleanse these were found:
"It's unlikely that the average person is walking around with active parasites in their gut," says Dr. Mannon. "I would question the usefulness of these parasite cleanses."
"The risks of parasite cleanses
Not only is there no upside to these cleanses (since no parasites are there to remove), there are many potential downsides. "The risks depend on the type of cleanse," says Dr. Mannon. Note that parasite cleanses are not tested to see if they work or if they're safe. They haven't gone through any type of Food and Drug Administration (FDA) review or approval process."
www.nebraskamed.com/gastrointestinal-care/gut-parasite-cleanses-like-paraguard-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly
Good luck!