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Pueraria Mirifica Scientific Name(s) : Pueraria Mirifica Family : Leguminosae Common Name(s) : Kwao Krua Kao, White Kwao Krua (Thailand) Ethnobotanic Use Local communities in Thailand have used Pueraria mirifica for well over one hundred years, specifically for its rejuvenating qualities. The belief has been passing down from one generation to another and more recently through the publication by Luang Anusan Suntara, In May 1931, Luang Anusan Suntara published a pamphlet on the subject of "Kwao Krua". It is stated in the pamphlet that Pueraria mirifica can  Serve as the "fountain of youth" for aged men and women  Serve as an anti-wrinkle agent for aged and wrinkled skin  Breast enlargement, breast life-up, increase cleavage  Darken white hair, and increase hair growth  Alleviate cataract problems  Help with memory loss  Increase energy and vigor, more reflexive bodily movements  Increase blood circulation  Increase appetite, and alleviate sleep disorders In 1932, Dr. A.F.G. Kerr, the Director of the Botanical Section of the Journal of the Siam Society, directed the attention of the scientific community to the fact that the tuberous roots of a Thai plant called "Kwao Krua", mistakenly identified then as Butea superba, were considered to be of value as a rejuvenating drug. Dr. Kerr was the first to create international awareness of the rejuvenating qualities of this plant, which subsequently led to the isolation of a potent phytoestrogen that is unique to this plant only and to the identification of the plant as Pueraria mirifica in 1952.