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# Ashtangasamgraha 13.3

Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 13.3

- **Language:** Sanskrit

### [13.3](https://indike.org/pramana/in.med.samhita.astangasamgraha.13.3)

daurmanasyamavṛṣyāṇām |  
  
tailagaṇḍūṣābhayāso dantabalarucikarāṇām |  
  
candanodumbaraṃ dāhanirvāpaṇalepanānām |  
  
rāsnāgaruṇī śītāpanayanapralepanānām |  
  
lāmajjakośīre dāhatvagdoṣasvedāpanayanapralepanānām |  
  
kuṣṭhaṃ vātaharābhyaṅgopanāhopayoginām |  
  
madhukaṃ cakṣuṣyavṛṣyakeśyakaṇṭhyabalyavirecanīyaropaṇīyānām |  
  
ajīrṇāśanaṃ grahaṇīdūṣaṇānām |  
  
viruddhavīryāśanaṃ ninditavyādhikarāṇām |  
  
gurubhojanaṃ durvipākānām |  
  
atimātrāśanamāmadoṣahetūnām |  
  
yathāgnyabhyavahāro 'gnisandhukṣaṇānām |  
  
yathāsātmyamāhāravihārau sevyānām |  
  
ekāsanaśayanabhojanaṃ sukhanāśakarāṇām |  
  
viṣamāśanamagnivaiṣamyakarāṇām |  
  
kāle bhojanamārogyakarāṇām |  
  
sudarśanamannaṃ śraddhājananānām |  
  
vegadhāraṇamanārogyakarāṇām |  
  
tṛptirāhāraguṇānām |  
  
anaśanamāyuṣo hrāsakarāṇām |  
  
pramitāśanaṃ gavedhukānnaṃ ca karśanīyānām |  
  
uddālakānnaṃ rūkṣaṇīyānām madyaṃ saumanasyajananānām |  
  
madyākṣepo dhīdhṛtismṛtiharāṇām |  
  
strīṣvatiprasaṅgaḥ śoṣakarāṇām |  
  
śukravegavinigrahaḥ ṣāṇḍhyakarāṇām pādābhyāmudvartanamannaśraddhājananānām |  
  
sūnādarśanamannāśraddhājananānām ||  
  
śleṣmatvagraktamāṃsāni pradūṣyāntaramāśritam ||  
  
etānyeva cauṣadhānyannapāne piṇḍopanāhasvedayośca tailaphalasnehāmlayuktāni kalpayet |  
  
prasannāṃ ca sauvarcalāḍhyāṃ pibet ||

> Dejection is the foremost among non-aphrodisiacs;  
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> habitual use of oil gargles, among things causing strength of the teeth and relish \[for food\];  
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> sandalwood and udumbara, among cooling pastes that pacify burning sensation;  
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> rāsnā and agarwood, among unguents that remove coldness;  
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> lāmajjaka and uśīra, among unguents that remove burning sensation, skin disorders, and perspiration;  
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> kuṣṭha, among substances used in massage and poultices that relieve vāta;  
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> licorice, among substances beneficial to the eyes, aphrodisiac, hair-promoting, voice-promoting, strengthening, purgative, and healing;  
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> eating during indigestion, among vitiators of the digestive organ;  
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> eating foods of incompatible potency, among producers of deplorable diseases;  
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> heavy food, among causes of difficult digestion;  
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> eating in excessive quantity, among causes of the disorders of unripe food (āma);  
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> eating according to one's digestive power, among kindlers of the digestive fire;  
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> diet and regimen suited to one's constitution, among practices to be adopted;  
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> sedentary sitting, lying, and eating in one place, among destroyers of comfort;  
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> irregular eating, among causes of irregularity of the digestive fire;  
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> eating at the proper time, among causes of health;  
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> appetizing food, among inducers of relish;  
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> suppression of natural urges, among causes of unhealthiness;  
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> satiation, among qualities of food;  
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> fasting, among curtailers of lifespan;  
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> eating measured food and gavedhukā food, among emaciating agents;  
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> uddālaka food, among desiccating agents; liquor, among producers of cheerfulness;  
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> intemperate drinking of liquor, among destroyers of intellect, courage, and memory;  
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> excessive indulgence in women, among causes of emaciation;  
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> suppression of the urge of semen, among causes of impotence; foot massage, among inducers of appetite for food;  
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> sight of a slaughterhouse, among inducers of aversion to food.  
> Vitiating kapha, skin, blood, and flesh, and lodged within,  
> one should formulate these very medicines in food and drink, in boluses, poultices, and sudations, combined with oil, oil-yielding fruits, and sours,  
> and one should drink the clear supernatant of wine enriched with black salt.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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## Translations (1)

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