Ashtangasamgraha 24.14

24.14

samīraṇātapāyāsaiḥ kimutālpabalairnarān |

na bṛṃhayellaṅghanīyān bṛṃhyāṃstu mṛdu laṅghayet |

yuktyā vā deśakālādibalatastānupācaret ||

vacāgāradhūmadviniśākuṣṭhaśatapuṣpābhirvā |

punarnavena vā saghṛtena |

tilasarṣapātasīyavacūrṇo vā |

śleṣmātakakapitthamadhuśigrumiśraḥ kṣāramūtrapiṣṭaḥ kaṭukaskandhasiddhaiḥ kṣārodakatailamūtraiḥ sekaḥ ||

—by wind, sunshine, and physical exertion; what then of men with little strength?
One should not nourish those who ought to be fasted, but one should mildly fast those to be nourished;
or according to proper application, based on the strength of place, time, and so forth, one should treat them.
Or with vacā, chimney soot, the two night-shades (turmeric and tree turmeric), kuṣṭha, and dill;
or with punarnavā along with ghee;
or powder of sesame, mustard, linseed, and barley;
or mixed with śleṣmātaka, kapittha, and madhuśigru, ground with alkaline water and urine; [or] sprinkling with alkaline water, oil, and urine prepared with the pungent group.