Ashtangasamgraha 23.2_2

23.2_2

sarveṣu kevalānilavikāreṣvantarbahiḥ snehasvedau sālvalenopanāho nivātaṃ sthānaṃ prāvaraṇāni daśamūlakvāthasiddhā mahāsnehapragāḍhāḥ snigdhā dadhyamlā nāgarapippalītīkṣṇā grāmyānūpaudakaśiraḥpiśitarasāḥ payāṃsi yūṣāḥ prīṇanāni cānnāni |

In all disorders of uncombined vāta, [the treatments are] internal and external oleation and sudation; poultice with sālvala; a wind-free place; coverings; meat broths from the head of domestic, marsh, and aquatic animals, prepared with a decoction of the ten roots, rich in the great unctuous substance, unctuous, sour with curd, and sharp with ginger and pippalī; milks; vegetable broths; and nourishing foods.