The main medications used for high blood lipids are statins, or what we call hydroxymethylglutarylase reductase inhibitors. Currently, there are more commonly used drugs, such as atorvastatin calcium, resevastatin calcium, fluvastatin and so on. Their role is mainly to reduce the synthesis of excessive cholesterol and other harmful lipoproteins in the liver from daily food intake. They are mainly used in cases of high blood lipids where prolonged dietary control is not effective and high cholesterol is the main indicator. It is important to monitor liver function regularly with the above mentioned drugs. In addition to this lipid-lowering drug, there is a problem of excessive lipid lowering. There is also the possibility of a certain degree of liver damage, mainly to the glutathione and glutathione transaminase values. Generally take two to three months should be a detailed check of liver function. In order to avoid non-stop oral lipid-lowering drugs, which eventually damage the basic function of the liver. Currently, statins are widely used. They can lower cholesterol, triglycerides and LDL. It is also important to pay attention to a low-fat diet and a diet with more unsaturated fatty acids is a more reasonable method of treatment.