Ashtangasamgraha 20.31

20.31

nidrātandropalepāṃśca hṛdrogaṃ gātragauravam |

ṣṭhīvanaṃ pittakaphayornakhādīnāṃ ca pītatām ||

palāśaśākhāsvarase kvāthyamāne bṛhatyuśīrarajodadyāt tatghanībhūtaṃ śītamañjanam |

surasārasapiṣṭairvā vacaladevadārubhiḥ |

gopittapiṣṭābhyāṃ vā vyoṣarasāñjanābhyām ||

sleep, drowsiness, stickiness [in the body], heart disease, heaviness of the limbs, / spitting of pitta and kapha, and yellowness of nails and the like.
While boiling the fresh juice of palāśa branches, one should add powder of bṛhatī and uśīra; when it has thickened and cooled, it serves as a collyrium; / or [a collyrium prepared] with vacā and devadāru ground with the juice of surasā; / or with the three pungents [vyoṣa] and rasāñjana ground with cow's bile.