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( info3@ sports-ingredient.com) Of all the different sophora species and plant parts used in Chinese medicine, Sophora flavescens roots are by far the most frequently used, which is why the common name “ sophora� is appropriately selected to represent it. Sophora was first described in the Shennong Bencao Jing ( ca. 100 A.D.) . It is traditionally used to dispel heat, dry dampness, expel wind, and eliminate intestinal parasites. It is thus administered in formulas for dysentery and jaundice ( damp-heat syndromes) , edema and dysuria ( dampness syndromes) , and eczema and pruritis ( damp-heat-wind syndromes) .