Ashtangasamgraha 1.98

1.98

sośīratiktātriphalākāśmaryaṃ kalpayeddhimam |

kaṣāyaṃ taṃ piban kāle jvarān sarvānapohati ||

balavān śrutasampannaḥ śatāyuḥ sthirayauvanaḥ |

prātaḥ prātarimaṃ lehaṃ dhātrīṃ cāsyāvalehayet ||

along with uśīra, tiktā, the three fruits, and kāśmarya, one should prepare a cold / decoction; drinking it at the proper time, he dispels all fevers. / Strong, endowed with learned knowledge, living a hundred years, of stable youth— / every morning one should have the wet-nurse lick this electuary as well as the infant.