Ashtangasamgraha 19.13

19.13

dravyaṃ tulyaṃ viśiṣṭaṃ hi svaṃ svaṃ vṛdhdyai kṣayāya ca |

pratyātmabījaniyataṃ bhṛśamāśu prajāyate ||

tiktakaṃ vā |

mūrchāratitṛḍdāheṣu kṣīram |

tadeva tu sraṃsanārthī mūtrayuktam |

abhayāmaradārumadhukakaṭukādantīcandananiculapaṭolamūrvādārvītrāyamāṇopakulyāviśālākvāthaḥ sasarpirupayuktaḥ śvayathuviṣavīsarpajvaradāhapipāsāntaḥsantāpasannipātānupaśamayati |

ghṛtakṣīrakṣīrivṛkṣavetasamañjiṣṭhāmṛṇālacandanādibhiḥ śītavīryaiḥ kalpayedabhyaṅgādīn ||

For a similar or distinct substance, fixed by its individual origin, quickly and abundantly arises for its own increase and decrease [respectively].

Or the bitter [formulation];

in fainting, restlessness, thirst, and burning, milk;

but that same [milk] combined with urine for one desiring laxation.

A decoction of abhayā, deodar cedar, licorice, kaṭukā, dantī, sandalwood, nicula, paṭola, mūrvā, dārvī, trāyamāṇā, upakulyā, and viśālā, taken with clarified butter, pacifies swelling, poison, erysipelas, fever, burning, thirst, internal heat, and triple-doṣa aggravation.

One should prepare oil massage and the like with cold-potency substances such as clarified butter, milk, latex-bearing trees, vetasa, mañjiṣṭhā, lotus stalk, and sandalwood.