Bacillary dysentery F5: Bacillary dysentery or gastritis with diarrhea, enteritis, pelvic infection, low energy or chronic mouth ulcer.

1. Chronic dysentery: 30 patients who had been treated before with few effect took F5 for up to two weeks and 25 cured (83.33 percent), 4 improve and one did not improve.

2. Gastritis: 127 gastritis patients with histories from one to 30 years took F5 for a month and 83 cured (65.35 percent), 38 improved (29.92 percent) and six did not improve (4.72 percent).

3. Enteritis: 44 patients treated with F5 or its modifications found 29 cured (65.90 percent), 10 improved (22.72 percent) and five did not improve (11.36 percent). Pediatric enteritis: 15 myotic enteritis children took F5 or its modification and all were cured.

4. Pediatic chronic convulsion: 50 patients took F5 or its modification and all start improving in 3 to 5 days with satisfactory results.

5. Femal pelvic infection: 135 chronic pelvic infection patients with histories from four months to 10 years took F5 for an average of a week and 37 cured (27.40 percent), 82 improved (60.74 percent) and 16 did not improve (11.85 percent).

6. Chronic mouth ulcer: 106 patients age from one to 72 years old took F5 or its modification and all were cured in three weeks.

Side effect and toxicity: There is no known side effect or toxicity report on F5.