Ashtangasamgraha 19.10
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 19.10
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19.10
tadyathā śukrakṣaye kṣīrasarpiṣorupayogo madhurasnigdhaśītānāmapareṣāṃ ca dravyāṇām |
karmāpi yadyasya dhātoḥ samānakriyatayā vṛddhikaraṃ tasya tasya vṛddhimabhilaṣatā tattadāsevyam |
tathaiva catulyakriyatayā hrāsakaraṃ tadarthineti |
api ca |
viśeṣato raktavṛddhijān raktanirharaṇaprasādanakāyavirecanena |
māṃsavṛddhijān saṃśodhanaśastrakṣārāgnikarmabhiḥ |
medojān sthaulyakārśyakriyākrameṇa |
rasakṣayajān māṃsarasamadyakṣīraiḥ |
asthikṣayajān bastibhistiktopahitaiḥ ksīrabastibhiśca |
śakṛdvṛddhijānatīsāravidhānena |
śakṛtkṣayajānyavamāṣakulmāṣājameṣamadhyādibhiḥ |
mūtravṛddhikṣayajān mehakṛchracikitsayā |
svedakṣayajānabhyaṅgavyāyāmamadyasvapnanivātaśaraṇasvedairiti |
bhavati cātra ||
That is to say: in depletion of semen, the use of milk and clarified butter, and other sweet, unctuous, and cold substances;
and whatever action, through similar activity, causes the increase of a tissue, that very action should be pursued by one desiring its increase;
likewise, one desiring its decrease [should pursue] that which causes decrease through dissimilar activity.
Moreover:
Especially, [diseases] born of the increase of blood [should be treated] by blood-extraction, clarifying [measures], and bodily purgation;
those born of the increase of flesh, by purification, surgery, caustic alkali, and cautery;
those born of fat, by the therapeutic regimen for obesity and emaciation;
those born of depletion of chyle, with meat broth, wine, and milk;
those born of depletion of bone, with enemas combined with bitters and with milk enemas;
those born of the increase of feces, according to the regimen for diarrhea;
those born of depletion of feces, with barley, black gram, boiled half-cooked pulse, flesh of the midriff of goat and sheep, and the like;
those born of increase and depletion of urine, by the treatment for urinary disorders and dysuria;
those born of depletion of sweat, by oil massage, physical exercise, wine, sleep, a windless shelter, and sudation.
And here it is said:
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