Ashtangasamgraha 19.38

19.38

ya eva dehasya samā vivṛdhyai ta eva doṣā viṣamā vadhāya |

yasmādataste hitacaryayaiva kṣayādvivṛddheriva rakṣaṇīyāḥ ||

śārṅgeṣṭhākuṣṭhatagaramuruṅgīvyoṣailādārubhirbiḍālakaḥ ||

The very doṣas that, when in equilibrium, bring about the growth of the body, become, when out of balance, its destruction; / therefore, through wholesome regimen alone, they must be preserved from depletion just as from excessive increase.
A feline eye-plaster [is prepared] with śārṅgeṣṭhā, kuṣṭha, tagara, muruṅgī, the three pungents, cardamom, and deodar.