Fatty liver supplements are products marketed to provide nutritional support for liver health. They should not be considered a replacement for medical evaluation or treatment.

The term liver detox is widely used in supplement marketing, but the liver naturally performs detoxification functions. Evidence for many commercial detox products is limited.

Liver detox supplements commonly contain combinations of herbs, vitamins or other ingredients marketed for liver support. Evidence varies significantly between formulations.

Some nutrients or botanicals may have evidence for specific aspects of liver health, but supplementation should be discussed with a healthcare professional, particularly when liver disease is present.

Check ingredients and potential medication interactions, especially if you have diagnosed liver disease or take prescription medicines.

Consider ingredients, intended use, evidence and your health status, particularly if you have diagnosed liver disease.

Some ingredients can interact with prescription medicines. Review the formulation with a healthcare professional when needed.

Some nutrients or botanicals may have evidence for specific aspects of liver health, but suitability depends on the individual.

The liver naturally performs detoxification functions, while evidence for many commercial detox products is limited.

Products marketed for liver support may be available in India, but they should not replace evaluation or treatment of fatty liver disease.