Enteritis F7: Enteritis with IBS (irritable bowel syndome), chronic gall infection or digestive tract dysfunction.

1. Enteritis: 95 patients took F7 or its modification and 82 were cured (86.31 percent), 10 improved (10.52 percent) and three did not improve (3.15 percent).

2. Chronic colitis: 176 patients took F7 or its modification for up to three months and 57 cured (32.38 percent), 82 significantly improved (46.59 percent), 27 improved (15.34 percent) and 10 did not improve (5.68 percent).Other reports on 136 patients also showed the similar result.

3. IBS (irritable bowel syndome): 341 IBS patients took F7 or its modifications for up to two months and 247 cured (72.43 percent), 13 significantly improved (3.81 percent), 56 improved (16.42 percent) and 25 did not improve (7.33 percent).

4. Chronic gall infection: 48 patients were treated with F7 and 38 cured (79.16 percent), six improved and four did not.

5. Digestive tract dysfunction: 98 patients took F7 for up to two months and 44 cured (44.9 percent), 50 improved (51 percent) and four did not improve (4.08 percent).

6. Pediatric diarrhea: 56 diarrhea infants with convulsion took F7 or its modification and acupressure found 46 cured (82.1 percent), 8 significantly improved (14.28 percent) and two did not improve (3.5 percent). The average treatment time is 2.16 days.