Ashtangasamgraha 15.4

15.4

vāṭyā balā payasyākākolyāvikṣuvājigandhe ca |

kṣīriṇirājakṣavake bhāradvājī ca bṛṃhaṇīyo 'yam ||

tasyoktaṃ doṣavijñāne karma prākṛtavaikṛtam ||

trivṛttrāyamāṇayoḥ karṣam |

masūrapalaṃ caikadhyamaṣṭaguṇe 'mbhasi sādhayitvā pūtaṃ rasaṃ ghṛtamūrchitaṃ pibet |

tena vidradhigulmajvaradāhaśūlatṛṣṇāhṛdrogabhramāratimūrchāraktapittakāmalākuṣṭhavisarpāḥ praśāmyanti ||

doṣe maṇḍalasaṃsthāne maṇḍalānīva paśyati ||

Vāṭyā, balā, payasyā, the two kākolīs, ikṣu, vājigandhā,
kṣīriṇī, rājakṣavaka, and bhāradvājī: this is the invigorating group (bṛṃhaṇīya).
His action, both normal and abnormal, has been stated in the understanding of the doṣas.
A karṣa each of trivṛt and trāyamāṇā,
and a pala of lentils boiled together in eight times as much water; one should drink the strained fluid infused with clarified butter.
By that, abscess, gulma, fever, burning sensation, colic, thirst, heart disease, dizziness, restlessness, fainting, bleeding disorder, jaundice, kuṣṭha, and erysipelas are pacified.
When the doṣa is situated circular, he sees as if circular patches.