Ashtangasamgraha 23.34

23.34

ananyakāryo 'vahitaḥ tathā tanmantrisammataḥ |

āsvāditaṃ paricaraiḥsvayañcānuprayojayet ||

sahacaraṃ suradāru sanāgaraṃ kvathitamambhasi tailavimiśritam |

pavanapīḍitadehagatiḥ piban drutavilambitago bhavatīcchayā ||

Devoted to this task alone, attentive, and approved by his ministers, / [the physician] should administer it himself after it has been tasted by attendants.
Drinking sahacara, suradāru, and dry ginger boiled in water and mixed with oil, / a person whose body's movements are afflicted by wind walks swiftly or slowly according to his wish.