Ashtangasamgraha 19.20
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 19.20
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19.20
śleṣmā tvaci sthitaḥ kuryāt stambhaṃ śvetāvabhāsatām |
pāṇḍūvāmayaṃ śoṇitago māṃsasaṃstho 'rbudāpacīḥ ||
tataḥ snehamuddhṛtya candanośīraśarkarotpalakalkena kṣīravatā pakvaṃ tarpaṇam |
athavā pañcamūlajīvanīyakukkuṭamāṃsaiḥpayo vipacet
tato navanītaṃ ghanānantāsārivośīracandanaiḥ sapayaskaiḥ sādhayet ||
Kapha located in the skin causes stiffness and a white appearance; / seated in the blood, it produces anemia; situated in the flesh, tumors and lymphadenitis,
Then, having drawn off the oily substance, one cooks it with a paste of sandalwood, uśīra, sugar, and blue water-lily along with milk for a nourishing eye-bath.
Alternatively, one should cook milk thoroughly with the five roots, the vitality-promoting drugs, and cockerel meat;
then one should prepare the butter with ghana, anantā, sārivā, uśīra, and sandalwood, along with milk.
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