A Comparative Study of Two Ayurvedic Herbal Decoctions in Managing high cholestrol and Obesity

INTERVENTION: CONDITION: Health Condition 1: E669‐ Obesity, unspecified PRIMARY OUTCOME: Subjective parameters based: Changes in Aalasya (Lethargy) ; Atinidra (Excess sleep). ; Atipipasa (Excess thirst) ; Atikshuda (Excess hunger) ; Swedaadhikya (Excess sweating) ; Daurgandhya (Body odor) ; chal‐sphik‐udara‐stana ; Daurbalya (Weakness) ; Swash‐krikchata (Dyspnoea) ; Objective parameters: Change in lipid profile parameters (LDL, HDL, Triglycerides, VLDL, Total Cholesterol). changes in weight, BMI, RBS, Waist‐Hip ratio, and Blood Pressure.Timepoint: 90 days SECONDARY OUTCOME: NILTimepoint: NIL INCLUSION CRITERIA: 1) Adults aged 18 to 65 years. 2) Confirmed diagnosis of Hyperlipoproteinemia based on lipid profile tests (elevated total cholesterol range between 239 to 400 mg/dl or LDL‐C range between 159 to 250 mg/dl or triglycerides range between 199 to 400 mg/dl or low HDL‐C from baseline value). 3) Willingness to participate in the study and provide written informed consent. 4) Ability to comply with the study protocol, including visits and medication adherence. 5) Patients not currently on any lipid‐lowering medications.