Abstract
The liver is the body's primary organ responsible for metabolism and
excretion. Oxidation, reduction, hydration, condensation, hydrolysis, conjugation, and
isomerization are some of the metabolic routes used by the human liver to metabolise
chemicals. Any of the aforementioned processes can be disrupted, resulting in liver cell
damage or hepatotoxicity, which can lead to a variety of disorders. These disorders are
linked to increased death rates over the world. Medicines, chemicals, dietary changes,
and herb-induced liver injury via hepatotoxins can all cause hepatotoxicity. A number
of herbal and herbomineral preparations are available in Ayurveda, the traditional
Indian Medicine, which has been investigated for their hepatoprotective potential to
treat different types of liver disorders. The present review is focused on different herbal
plants that have the potential to cure hepatotoxicity.
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