1. Bacillary dysentery: 40 patients took F3 and 36 cured, three improve and one did not. The average treatment time is five days. 2. Pediatric diarrhea: 1,344 children took F3 and ORS together for a week found 1,325 cured (98.58 percent) while 28 did not improve. Other reports using only F3 also have similar results.3. Salmonellosis dysentery: 19 patients took F3 and all were cured in 5 days. 100 patients were divided evenly into a treatment group taking F3 and a comparison taking antibiotics for 10 days. Cured: 30 vs. 14; significantly improved: 16 vs. 15. There is a very significant difference in the cure rate, P<0.05. 4. Typhoid: 98 patients were treated with F3 for two weeks and all were cured. 250 patients were divided into a treatment group (n=200) taking F3 and a comparison group (n=50) taking regular medication for a month. Cured: 198 vs. 47. The treatment group has much shorter treatment time than the comparison, p<0.001.5. Coronavirus enteritis: 168 infants took F3 for four days and 139 cured (82.73 percent), 19 improved (11.30 percent) and 10 did not improve.
