Ashtangasamgraha 18.6
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 18.6
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18.6
evaṃguṇo 'pi sa sadātyupayujyamānaḥ sthaulyāgnisādagurutālasakātindriyāḥ |
śvāsapramehagalarogāvisaṃjñatāsyamādhuryalocanagalārbudagaṇḍamālāḥ ||
anekarūpā jāyante vraṇo dṛṣṭau ca dṛṣṭihā ||
Though possessing such qualities, when always consumed in excess, it produces obesity, depression of the digestive fire, heaviness, alasaka, loss of sensory power, / asthma, urinary disorders, throat diseases, loss of consciousness, sweetness in the mouth, eye and throat tumors, and cervical lymphadenitis; / diverse forms arise, and an ulcer on the pupil that destroys vision.
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