Other names for Hibiscus flowers include Red Sorrel, African Mallow, Indian Sorrel, Jamaica Sorrel, Roselle and Hibiscus sabdariffa. The dried, cut and/or powdered red flowers from the hibiscus  are used to brew a caffeine-free, tartly-refreshing tea that is very useful for the following:

·           Use as an effective diuretic;

·           Relief of gallbladder pressure;

·           Relaxation of the uterus;

·           Use as a mild laxative;

·           Treatment for weeping eczema;

·           A weapon for fighting obesity;

·           Helping to lower LDL cholesterol levels;

·           Delivering HCA to "waste" carbohydrates;

You should avoid hibiscus flower usage if you have gallstones.