In Eastern medicine, sophora fruit extracts are used as wet bandages, compresses, lotions for the treatment of infectious inflammations, accompanied by suppuration and damage to the skin (wounds, burns, tropical ulcers, eczema, fungus, ringworm, frostbite). Sophora is also effective in the treatment of seborrhea and baldness caused by it. Japanese sophora strengthens the nervous system, increases immunity, promotes the recovery and improvement of digestion, stops the process of salt deposition in the body, and prevents the occurrence of urolithiasis. The pharmacological action of Japanese sophora in the treatment of infections of the genitourinary system, diabetes mellitus, ulcers, infections and diseases of the upper respiratory tract, inflamed roots of teeth and gums, diseases of the organs of hearing and smell, fragility of blood vessels, sleep and appetite disorders is widely known. Fruits that contain rutin and flavonoid glycosides have the main value for medicine. The use of rutin together with ascorbic acid makes it possible to strengthen blood vessels, reducing the likelihood of their fragility. In general, sophora has a positive effect on the entire circulatory system and noticeably improves blood composition. The high content of rutin normalizessugar level and, at the same time, lowers the cholesterol level in the blood, and the joint use with white mistletoe gives an excellent result in the fight against such an ailment as diabetes. The use of sophora is possible both for the treatment of diseases of internal origin and for external use.