LORD’S CHOLESTRIL DROPS

Lord’s Cholesterinum Drops / Cholest-Go Drops (from Lord’s Mark Industries / Lord’s Homoeopathic Laboratory) is a specialized homeopathic preparation designed to support healthy lipid metabolism and maintain optimal cholesterol levels.
Key Indications & Benefits
High Cholesterol (Hypercholesterolemia): Helps regulate serum cholesterol, LDL (bad cholesterol), and triglycerides.
Lipid Metabolism Support: Promotes healthy liver function to facilitate the breakdown and metabolism of dietary fats.
Cardiovascular Health: Assists in maintaining blood vessel elasticity and reduces the risk of arterial plaque buildup (atherosclerosis).
Digestive & Hepatic Health: Alleviates secondary symptoms of sluggish liver function such as heaviness after oily meals, indigestion, and bloating.
Key Composition
Common active homeopathic ingredients in lipid-regulating formulations like Lord’s Cholesterinum include:
Cholesterinum: A primary tissue remedy derived to target excessive blood cholesterol, enlargement of the liver, and lipid imbalances.
Crataegus Oxyacantha (Hawthorn): A classic heart tonic known to improve cardiac circulation and support healthy blood pressure.
Chelidonium Majus: Supports bile flow, liver detoxification, and fat digestion.
Allium Sativum (Garlic): Helps clear vascular deposits and supports cardiovascular function.
Carduus Marianus (Milk Thistle): Protects liver parenchyma and assists in lipid processing.
Recommended Dosage & Administration
Adults: 10 to 15 drops diluted in a quarter-cup of water, taken 3 times a day before meals (or as directed by a healthcare professional).
Administration: Hold the liquid in the mouth for a few seconds before swallowing for better mucosal absorption.
Precautions & Advice
Medical Monitoring: Lipid levels should be periodically monitored via routine lipid profile blood tests.
Lifestyle Integration: Homeopathic remedies work best when paired with a balanced, low-saturated-fat diet, regular physical exercise, and adequate hydration.
Consultation: If you are currently taking conventional lipid-lowering medications (such as statins), consult your physician before modifying or substituting your treatment plan.