Polygonum bistorta

Common Name :
Bistort

Scientific Name :
Polygonum bistorta

Medicinal value :
Bistort is used for treating diarrhea and dysentery, it can be drunk many time in a day after boiling it. It is also used for cuts and bites.

Religious Importance :
People believes that carrying of Bistort in the pocket fulfill the wishes.

Habitat:
This herbs grows in damp soils like Europe and increases 30 inches annually in best conditions.

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