Ashtangasamgraha 24.8

24.8

bṛṃhayed vyādhibhaiṣajyamadyastrīśokakarśitān |

bhārādhvoraḥkṣatakṣīṇarūkṣadurbalavātalān ||

mātuluṅgāmlavetasasaindhavaghṛtamiśraṃ vā śigrumūlam |

sahacarajīvantīmūlaṃ vā |

rāsnāmadhukaguḍūcībalādvayajīvakarṣabhakalkakṣīrasiddhaṃ sasikthakaṃ sarpirabhyaṅgaḥ ||

One should stouten those emaciated by disease, medicines, wine, women, or grief, / those weakened by carrying loads, walking distances, or chest injury, and those who are dry, weak, or of vātika constitution;
or the root of śigru mixed with mātuluṅga, amlavetasa, rock salt, and ghee;
or the root of sahacara and jīvantī;
an inunction of ghee cooked with wax, the paste of rāsnā, madhuka, guḍūcī, the two balās, jīvaka, and ṛṣabhaka, and milk.