Yes, various types of Chinese herbal medicine (CHM) have been associated with cases of liver injury. Research indicates that the incidence of hepatotoxicity can be linked to several factors, including the presence of "toxic metabolites" in certain herbs, the poor quality of some products, and inappropriate clinical use. While the pathogenesis of how these substances cause injury is not always well understood, the growing number of reported cases has prompted calls for stricter quality control systems, better toxicology research, and more regulated clinical use to ensure patient safety. Anyone considering herbal treatments should consult with a qualified medical professional who can evaluate the risks and benefits.