Colitis F2: Colitis or pneumonia, digestive tract infections, diarrhea, food posioning, urinary tract infections or pelvic infection.

1. Colitis: 222 chronic colitis patients took F2 or it modifications up to four months and 167 cured (75.22 percent), 50 improved (22.52 percent) and five did not improve.

2. Pneumonia: 67 patients took F2 or its modification for up to three days and 56 cured (83.58 percent) but 11 did not improve (16.41 percent).

3. Bacillary dysentery: Five reports on 468 bacillary dysentery patients took F2 or its modification for up to two weeks and 417 cured (89.10 percent), 43 improved (9.18 percent) and 8 did not improve (1.71 percent). Pediatric bacillary dysentery: 51 children took F2 and 38 cured (74.50 percent), 10 improved (19.60 percent) and three did not. (5.9 percent).

4. Amebic dysentery: Of 210 patients treated with F2 from three to 30 days, found 200 patients were cured (95.23 percent) , 7 improved (3.33 percent) and 3 deaths (1.43 percent).

5. Enteritis: 194 patients were treated with F2 and 187 were cured or improved (96.39 percent), six did not improve (3.09 percent) and one death.

6. Urinary tract infections: 117 patients took F2 for 10 days and 70 cured (59.82 percent), 34 improved (29.05 percent) and 13 did not (11.11 percent).

7. Pelvic infections: 107 pateints took F2 for three weeks and all were cured.