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A flowering plant known as Hibiscus - Sinensis, widely known as the "Queen of the Tropics," may have therapeutic benefits. The sour decoction is created all over the world with the herbal mixture made from this extract. The dried hibiscus decoction is good for the heart and digestive health, and different sections of the hibiscus flower have been used for things like wound healing, inflammation, bacterial infections, and cardioprotective properties. There may be some truth to their claims, according to the study, but there may also be possible hazards. More study is necessary. Hibiscus decoction drinkers saw their levels of "good cholesterol" (high-density lipoproteins) and "bad cholesterol" (low-density lipoproteins) rise and fall, respectively. The preparation of a red shoe flower (Hibiscus -Sinensis) decoction and the investigation of its effects on the management of high cholesterol are the goals of this study. This study's primary goals are to identify hypercholesterolemia patients in the Thiruvarur District and assess the efficacy of red shoe flowers in lowering total cholesterol. Pre-test and post-test alone designs were used in a quantitative research strategy with hypercholesterolemia patients and clients between the ages of 31 and 50. Data were evaluated using statistical techniques for inference (independent, paired test, and chi-square test) as well as descriptive statistical analysis (frequency, percentage, distribution, mean, and standard deviation). Decreasing body fat, lowering blood pressure, strengthening the liver, and boosting the immune system are just a few advantages of this hibiscus decoction.