This study was conducted to evaluate the alleviative effects of activated charcoal (AC) and Houttuynia cordata (HC) singly or in combination in broiler chickens during aflatoxicosis. Activated charcoal (1% or 0.5%) and H. cordata (1% or 0.5%) were mixed into the diets for the ability to reduced the deleterious effects of 2.4mg total aflatoxin (AFB1) kg-1 diet on growing broiler chickens from 1 to 21 days of age. A total of 160 1-day-old (Hyline Variety Brown) broiler chicks were housed in eight treatment groups [Control, AFB1, AC 1%, HC 1%, AFB1 plus AC 1% plus HC 1%, AFB1 plus AC 1% plus HC 0.5%, AFB1 plus AC 0.5% plus HC 1%, AFB1 plus AC 0.5% plus HC 0.5%] each consisting of 20 chicks. Compared to control, 2.4mg AFB1 alone treatment group significantly decreased body weight gains of chickens. The addition of mixed AC 1% and HC 1% including 6, 7 groups to the 2.4mg AFB1-containing diet moderately reduced the adverse effects of AFB1 on performances of chickens. The chickens consuming 2.4mg AFB1 plus AC 0.5% and HC 0.5%-containing diet showed very slightly reduced the adverse effects on investigated parameters compared to the AFB1 only treated group. Also, the single addition of AC or HC to the AFB1-free diet had no adverse effects in chickens. These results suggest that AC and HC mixed can reduced the aflatoxicosis in broilers and may be contribute to a solution of the aflatoxicosis problem in poultry production.