Hibiscus Tincture 1 oz bottle. 
Hibiscus has been in the news for its promising use in lowering cholesterol in the blood. New laboratory tests have shown exciting results for good heart health by reducing blood pressure and cholesterol levels in the blood. The traditional uses of  Hibiscus include the treatment of hypertension, the lowering of fever, and treatment of liver disorders. In addition, it is known to boost the immune system and guard against cell damage. Hibiscus may reduce the absorption of carbohydrates and thus, promotes weight loss. It has also been suggested that Hibiscus can prevent bladder infections and constipation. Hibiscus herbal extract is a good source of flavonoids and anthocyanins which have antioxidant properties, in fact, the level of antioxidants in Hibiscus is being compared to those found in red wine. It is high in electrolytes, which makes it good for replenishing the body after exercise. Hibiscus possesses strong antibacterial properties and has been found to be beneficial in treating bacterial infections of the respiratory tract. High in vitamin C, it is a good herbal remedy for colds and other viral infections. And by strengthening the immune system, it helps the body fight off infections and recover faster. Hibiscus has antispasmodic properties that are useful for preventing and relieving muscle spasms and cramps. This is beneficial for relieving menstrual cramps and stomach cramps. Hibiscus is a pleasant herbal remedy for indigestion and upset stomach, as well as relieving bloating, flatulence and promoting a good appetite. Hibiscus herbal extract is beneficial for softening skin and reducing wrinkles as it works as a natural emollient. It has also been recommended during pregnancy to cut obesity in newborn children. 
Hibiscus extract can lower the risk of heart disease and can be used as a dietary supplement for the heart. Interesting laboratory tests have shown positive results in reducing blood pressure and cholesterol in the blood. Preliminary tests have demonstrated that total cholesterol was reduced and especially the LDL (bad cholesterol) levels in high-fat diets. Scientists think Hibiscus may inhibit the binding of cholesterol to artery walls, preventing the build-up of cholesterol that can cause blockage and heart disease. These are early results, but it looks as if Hibiscus just may be added to the list of heart-friendly herbs.
It has been used as a tonic tea for digestive and kidney functions. Hibiscus is a natural diuretic that is used by dieters and persons with kidney problems, bladder infections, and constipation. It is said to soothe the mucous membranes that line the digestive tract to calm the stomach and ease indigestion. It is also believed to invigorate the appetite.
Hibiscus is believed to have antibacterial properties that may be very helpful in treating feverish illnesses, cystitis, and venereal disease. This antibacterial effect protects against the toxic effects of alcohol by decreasing the rate of absorption of alcohol and lessening the effects on the system.  
Hibiscus is high in vitamin C and makes a wonderful herbal remedy for fighting off colds, coughs and other viral infections, as well as other infections by strengthening the immune system. Hibiscus has been shown to have fever lowering properties. It has also been used to soothe irritated tissues and the mucous membranes that line the respiratory tract, which eases a hacking cough and other respiratory ailments.
The antioxidants found in Hibiscus flower extract are believed to slow the growth of pre-cancerous cells by protecting against the negative effects of the oxidation process that occurs at a cellular level in all bodies. Sometimes free radicals damage healthy cells which then become cancerous. Antioxidants are necessary to stymie this effect, and Hibiscus provides a healthy dose of these cancer-fighting immunity boosters.
Hibiscus is great for those with menopause as it will help get rid of or decrease the intensity of hot flashes. 
As an astringent, Hibiscus is thought to check bleeding. In Asia, it has been used for years to regulate menstrual flow and stanch excessive menstruation. Its soothing properties are used to relieve menstrual cramps and relax spasms and general cramping. According to studies done on Hibiscus, it is useful as a natural birth control. A study showed that Hibiscus root tincture may influence estrogen levels and prevent implantation and pregnancy. Avoid Hibiscus supplement during the first trimester of pregnancy due to the herb's possible interference with hormonal activity. After the first trimester, when pregnancy is established, Hibiscus may be safe for pregnant women and could deliver some potential benefits because it is high in antioxidants which may strengthen your immunity and other body systems and keep you and your baby healthy and strong. It may also lower blood pressure which is increased during pregnancy.
Hibiscus inhibits enzymes that break down complex sugars and starches, making it a safe herbal alternative to weight loss. When amylase enzymes are by blocked by the use of Hibiscus, it slows down the metabolism and absorption of carbohydrates that contribute to obesity in children and adults.
Hibiscus has shown great promise in the area of diabetic care. The herb is a traditional remedy in India for diabetes. According to recent “Health and Wellness” information published by Blue Shield of California, this traditional use is now supported by preliminary studies from that country and also by animal and laboratory studies. Hibiscus shows particular potential in the treatment of Type-I diabetes (also known as childhood-onset diabetes).
Extract of Hibiscus is also used by the cosmetic industry due to its Botox-like effect. Hibiscus extract is good for softening skin as it works like an emollient, it a good antioxidant that firms and tones the skin. This powerful firming agent has a proven calming effect that instantly smooths wrinkles giving a person a youthful, healthy glow. Hibiscus has been considered a noninvasive alternative to intensive skin lifting and skin firming procedures like Botox injections and artificial dermal fillers. Unlike the costly Botox procedures with its side effects, Hibiscus reduces the need and extends the time between procedures by providing an anti-wrinkle effect on fine lines and expression lines. It also unclogs closed pores and is a good natural remedy for acne. 
Hibiscus has been used for many years to promote hair growth. If you have problems with dandruff and have tried everything else, Hibiscus liquid extract may just be the answer for you. It has been a natural remedy for the scalp in India for many centuries. It is also believed to that Hibiscus can prevent hair from falling out. If there is a thyroid problem that is causing hair loss this may the herbal remedy to try.
The information presented here is in no way intended as medical advice or as a substitute for medical treatment. You should always consult with your physician or other health care professional before taking any medication or nutritional, herbal or homeopathic supplement, beginning any diet, nutrition or fitness plan or adopting any treatment for a health problem.