Fracture and Trauma F3: External injuries with liver and gallbladder problems, constipation, high fever, appendicitis, intestinal blockage, brain injuries, colon cleaning, stroke, tetanus or organic phosphorus poisoning.
1. Brain injuries: 32 patients were all confirmed by CT scans or operations. All had been treated with regular western medicine but with little effects. Patients were 18 to 57 years old with brain injury histories from 30 minutes to 48 hours. All added F3 to the regular treatment regimen for 20 days. 28 were cured (87.5 percent) and 4 significantly improved (12.5 percent). There were no deaths and no severe or moderate paralysis.
2. Liver and gallbladder problems: 226 patients with rib pain due to liver or gallbladder problems took F10 and 212 (93.80 percent) had no pain after taking F3; only 14 did not improve. 277 patients with various liver and gallbladder infectious diseases took F3 and 218 were cured (78.70 percent), 33 improved (11.91 percent) and 26 did not improve (9.38 percent). 74 gall stones patients were divided into a treatment group (n=56) and a comparison group (n=18) taking regular western medicine. 35 out of 56 patients in the treatment group did excrete gallstones while no patient in the comparison group did, 62.5 percent vs. 0 percent.
3. Hepatitis: 29 severe hepatitis patients took F3 and all patients recovered well in many symptoms.
4. Intestinal blockage: 499 patients from four studies took F3 and 388 were cured (77.75 percent). A study on 1,188 patients who were divided into a treatment group (n=622) using both F3 and western medicine and a comparison group (n=576) taking only western medicine showed a cure rate of 70 percent vs. 53.3 percent. 40 children with intestinal blockages took F3, and 38 were cured in 24 hours (95 percent), one in 72 hours and the other one was transferred. It is not recommended to use F3 for severe blockage.
5. Acute pancrea infections: 290 patients took F3 and 286 (98.62 percent) were cured and only 4 did not respond well to the treatment. Lab tests showed normal in 10 days.
6. Acute appendicitis: 300 patients were evenly divided into a treatment group taking F3 or its modification and a comparison group who took regular western medicine. Cured: 147 vs. 120 (98 percent vs. 80 percent), improved: 2 vs. 10 (1.33 percent vs. 6.66 percent), operated: 1 vs. 20 (0.66 percent vs. 13.33 percent). The average hospitalization times were: 4.5 days vs. 6.5 days. There were very significant differences between two groups.
7. Stomach stones: 26 patients with recent histories of taking excessive crabapples. What?! Crabapples are fruits on trees!!! Yes!! The largest stone was 9 cm x 6.5 cm and the smallest one was 3 cm x 2 cm. All patients took F3 or its modification for up to seven days and were all cured.
8. Urinary tract stones: 138 patients took F3 from two to 33 days and 134 were cured (97.2 percent) and four did not respond (2.8 percent).
9. Colon cleaning: 15 patients used F3 in preparation of for abdominal surgeries and 8 had excellent results (53.33 percent), 5 had good results (30 percent) and two were fair. A study used F3 and another herb found the total effective rate was 94 percent, better than the regular colon cleaning method with much fewer side effects.
10. Shock: 63 patients with gallbladder disease-related shock took F3 and another formula. 61 (96.82 percent) patients' blood pressure was back to normal in 72 hours and they recovered well. Another study of F3 combined with other herbal formulas in treating poison-related shock patients found the recovery rate was 92.6 percent.
11. Stroke: F3 was used to treat 158 patients for two weeks and 39 were cured (24.70 percent), 42 significantly improved (26.6 percent), 49 improved (31 percent), 20 did not improve (12.7 percent) and 8 got worse (5 percent). All 158 did not get any regular medical treatment. Another group of 24 stroke patients took F3 along with regular medicine for up to six weeks and 9 significantly improved (37.5 percent), 13 improved (54.16 percent) and two did not respond to the treatment (16.66 percent).
12. Pediatric pneumonia: 20 children with pneumonia took F3 and all were cured. 10 of the children's body temperatures were normal in 48 hours.
13. Difficulty breathing: 60 patients with severe difficulty in breathing were evenly divided into a treatment group using F3 and the comparison group taking cortisone, a-blockers and anti-coagulant agents. Survival rate: 26 vs. 16 (86.70 percent vs. 53.33 percent).
14. Organic phosphorus poisoning: 70 patients were divided into a treatment group and a comparison group. All treatment procedures were the same except the treatment group took F3 by feeding tube while the comparison group took MgSO4 at 30 to 50 ml. Survival rate: 32 vs. 29 (91.42 percent vs. 82.85 percent), P<0.01.
Toxicity and side effects: Some patients after taking F3 may have loose or frequent bowel movements in the first couple of days with darker colors. This should not be more than three days and is a normal response. If you have any question, please feel free to e-mail us or call your physican for professional advice. Thanks!
