Ashtangasamgraha 16.43

16.43

sarvadhātvāvṛte vāyau śroṇivaṅkṣaṇapṛṣṭharuk |

vilomo māruto 'svāsthyaṃ hṛdayaṃ pīḍyate 'tica ||

śamaprakopau doṣāṇāṃ sarveṣāṃ yattadāśrayau ||

gṛdhrāhikukkuṭotthā vā madhukenānvitā pṛthak ||

When wind is obstructed by all bodily tissues, there is pain in the pelvis, groin, and back, / reversed movement of wind, malaise, and the heart is exceedingly oppressed. // Because the pacification and aggravation of all doṣas depend upon that, // or [bile] arising from a vulture, snake, or rooster, combined individually with liquorice.