Capable of damaging or poisoning the liver tissue.
From Greek 'hepato-' (liver) + 'toxic' (poisonous, from Latin 'toxicum' derived from Greek 'toxicon'). The adjective form describes substances harmful to the liver.
Some of the most common drugs and supplements we take can be hepatotoxic at high doses—even acetaminophen, which most people think is safe, can destroy your liver if you overdose on it.
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