Any substance or poison that specifically damages or harms liver cells.
From Greek 'hepato-' (liver) + 'toxin' (poison). The noun form names the actual poisonous agent that affects the liver.
Alcohol is one of the most common hepatotoxins, which is why long-term drinking causes cirrhosis—your liver keeps trying to filter it out and essentially slowly poisons itself in the process.
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