Ashtangasamgraha 10.29

10.29

tanumapi tanujāṃ rujāṃ tvanāpya vrajati naraḥ sa samāśatasya pāram ||

gatāsorbandhumitrāṇāṃ na cecchettaṃ cikitsitum ||

bhinnavarcāṃsi cārśāṃsyatīsāravat |

atipravṛttaraktāni raktapittātisāravat ||

śatārdhāṃśaṃ pṛthagdrākṣālākṣāmisivarāyavān ||

Without getting even a minor bodily illness, that man reaches the end of a hundred years.

Of one whose life is gone, one should not wish to treat him in the presence of relatives and friends.

Piles with loose stools should be treated like diarrhea; / those with excessive bleeding, like bleeding diarrhea.
Fifty parts each of drākṣā, lākṣā, misī, varā, and barley,