Ashtangasamgraha 2.32

2.32

paro 'sādhyaḥ kriyāḥ sarvāḥ pratyākhyeyo 'tivartate |

tasmādupekṣya evāsau sthito 'tyantaviparyaye ||

doṣe vibaddhe naṣṭe 'gnau sarvasampūrṇalakṣaṇaḥ ||

pakvo 'pi hi vikurvīta doṣaḥ koṣṭhe kṛtāspadaḥ ||

yavaiḥ śyāmātrivṛtkvāthasvinnaiḥ kulmāṣamambhasā |

āsutaṃ ṣaḍahaṃ palle jātaṃ sauvīrakaṃ pibet ||

grathitaṃ padmakośīraphalinīśvetacandanaiḥ ||

The other incurable condition transcends all treatments and is to be rejected;
therefore, it should indeed be neglected, being situated in total opposition.

When the doṣa is obstructed, the digestive fire destroyed, having all the symptoms completely manifested.

For even when ripe, a doṣa situated in the alimentary tract produces disorders.

With groats of barley steamed with a decoction of śyāmā and trivṛt in water,
fermented for six days in a vessel, one should drink the resulting sauvīraka.

Solidified, with padmaka, uśīra, phalinī, and white sandalwood.