High triglycerides are a common finding on a routine lipid profile, often linked to diet, body weight, alcohol intake, sedentary habits, or underlying conditions such as diabetes and hypothyroidism. Dietary change, regular exercise, weight management, and, where a doctor advises it, medication remain the established approach to bringing levels down. This list introduces remedies commonly discussed in homeopathic literature as constitutional, supportive care for metabolic health alongside — never instead of — that established approach.
Important — Please Read
This article is educational only and not a prescription. Triglyceride levels should be monitored through periodic blood tests ordered by your physician, and any underlying cause (such as diabetes, hypothyroidism, or alcohol use) needs proper medical evaluation. Homeopathy is discussed here as supportive care and does not replace diet, exercise, medical monitoring, or prescribed medication. Please consult a qualified homeopath and your physician before making any treatment decisions — do not self-medicate.
The 7 Remedies
Cholesterinum
Discussed in homeopathic literature specifically in relation to fat and lipid metabolism, sometimes considered as part of a broader metabolic support plan.
Fucus Vesiculosus
Traditionally associated with metabolic and weight-related support, often considered alongside a tendency toward sluggish metabolism.
Calcarea Carbonica
Considered in individuals of a phlegmatic, easily fatigued constitution with a tendency toward weight gain and slower metabolic function.
Natrum Sulphuricum
Traditionally discussed for individuals with a tendency toward liver sluggishness and fluid retention as part of the metabolic picture.
Phytolacca Decandra
Considered as part of general constitutional support where glandular and metabolic tendencies are part of the broader picture.
Chelidonium Majus
Traditionally associated with liver-related complaints, often considered given the liver's central role in fat and triglyceride metabolism.
Baryta Muriatica
Discussed in relation to cardiovascular and metabolic constitutional tendencies, particularly in older individuals with a sedentary history.
Key Points at a Glance
High triglycerides are usually linked to diet, weight, alcohol use, or conditions like diabetes and hypothyroidism
Diet, exercise, weight management, and doctor-guided medication remain the established approach to lowering levels
Homeopathic remedies here are discussed as constitutional, supportive care alongside — not instead of — that approach
Regular lipid profile monitoring through your physician is essential regardless of which supportive approach you use
This list is educational, not a prescription — do not self-medicate
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Dr. Meera Thakur
BHMS · HealthKunj Clinics, Kharadi, Pune· Published 29 Aug 2026
Dr. Meera has 15+ years of experience in individualised homeopathic practice with a special interest in women's hormonal health, skin disorders, and paediatric care.
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