This depends on the situation. If it's just simple hyperlipidemia, it is generally considered appropriate to limit alcohol consumption. Studies have shown that alcohol can increase the levels of high-density lipoprotein (HDL) in the plasma, which is a positive aspect. However, it can also increase the synthesis of triglycerides. As long as alcohol intake is kept below 30 grams per day, or hard liquor does not exceed 50 grams per day, the impact on blood lipids is relatively small. However, it is not advocated to increase plasma HDL levels through drinking. Therefore, if there are no other factors that contraindicate alcohol consumption, such as poor liver function or some acute cardiovascular or cerebrovascular events, it is appropriate to limit alcohol consumption in cases of simple hyperlipidemia, ideally not exceeding 30 grams per day or 50 grams per day for hard liquor.