Ashtangasamgraha 2.67

2.67

kṛśānāṃ vyādhimuktānāṃ mithyāhārādisevinām |

alpo 'pi doṣo dūṣyāderlabdhvānyatamato balam ||

tatkvāthena parīṣekamavagāhaṃ ca yojayet |

tathāranālasalilakṣīraśuktaghṛtādibhiḥ ||

pathyākṣadaśamūlānāṃ tadvallehāḥ pṛthagrasaiḥ ||

dvivārtākīphalarasaṃ kevalaṃ vāśvaviḍrasam ||

In those who are emaciated, who have been freed from disease, and who indulge in improper diet and the like, / even a slight doṣa, having obtained strength from any of the vitiated elements and the like,
one should apply sprinkling and tub baths with its decoction, / and likewise with sour rice-gruel water, milk, sour gruel, ghee, and the like.
Likewise confections of chebulic myrobalan, belleric myrobalan, and the ten roots with separate juices;
the juice of the two types of brihatī fruits alone, or horse-dung juice.