Ayurvedasutra 5.15
Āyurvedasūtra 5.15
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- Sanskrit
5.15
pakvāmāśayagāḥ pavanādyāḥ svādukaṣāyakaṭukaistiktāmlalavaṇaiḥ kālapākajayogyaiḥ dhāraṇarecakātmakadravyairvividhaiḥ dvividhāmayāḥ pravardhante
Situated in the colon and stomach, wind and the others increase two kinds of disease through sweet, astringent, and pungent, through bitter, sour, and salty [tastes], which are suitable for digestive transformation in due time, [and] through various substances of a retaining and purgative nature.
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Commentaries (1)
- Commentary of Yogānandanātha — Yogānandanātha 1575, Sanskrit