Vol. 2, Issue 2, Part A (2025)

Homeopathy is widely used as a complementary health approach across diverse populations, particularly for conditions associated with modern lifestyles. Lifestyle-related health conditions such as stress-associated disorders, sleep disturbances, functional gastrointestinal complaints, metabolic imbalance, and recurrent minor ailments often involve complex interactions between behavior, environment, and individual susceptibility. Conventional management frequently emphasizes symptom control and risk modification, yet many individuals seek supportive modalities that align with personalized care and long-term wellbeing. This exploratory review examines homeopathy as a supportive modality within the broader context of lifestyle-related health conditions, focusing on its philosophical basis, patterns of use, and potential relevance to holistic health management. The review synthesizes literature published prior to 2023, including clinical observations, narrative reviews, public health reports, and methodological discussions relevant to homeopathic practice. Emphasis is placed on the principle of individualization, the role of subjective symptoms, and the integration of mental, emotional, and physical dimensions in case assessment. Rather than disease-specific claims, the review evaluates homeopathy’s positioning as an adjunctive approach aimed at supporting self-regulation, patient engagement, and perceived quality of life. Observational evidence suggests that users commonly report improvements in symptom perception, coping ability, and treatment satisfaction when homeopathy is used alongside lifestyle modification strategies. However, variability in research designs, outcome measures, and reporting standards limits definitive conclusions regarding efficacy. The review highlights the need for methodologically robust, context-sensitive research frameworks capable of capturing individualized outcomes relevant to lifestyle-related health conditions. By clarifying conceptual foundations and existing evidence trends, this article contributes to an informed understanding of homeopathy’s supportive role and identifies directions for future interdisciplinary research. Such clarification may assist clinicians, researchers, and policymakers in contextualizing patient choices, improving communication across health systems, and designing integrative care pathways that respect patient preferences while maintaining ethical, transparent, and evidence-informed decision making within contemporary public health contexts globally.