Ashtangasamgraha 1.38

1.38

vyavāyī dehamakhilaṃ vyāpya pākāya kalpate |

vikāṣī vikaṣan dhātūn sandhibandhān vimuñcati ||

pūrvābhyāsaśceti ||

tṛṣṇācchardiparīdāhajvaraghnīṃ kṣaudrasaṃyutām ||

tathāhyasya samutrāso vegarodhaśca jāyate ||

A diffusive [substance] spreads through the entire body before undergoing digestion;
a relaxing [substance], loosening the bodily tissues, relaxes the connections of the joints.
And previous practice.
Destroys thirst, vomiting, severe burning, and fever, when combined with honey.
For in him, fright and suppression of urges arise.