Ashtangasamgraha 28.11
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 28.11
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28.11
tatrāsthāpyā gulmaplīhānāhaśūlaśuddhātīsārajīrṇajvarapratiśyāyāḍhyarogahṛdayakukṣipārśvagrahaparvābhitāpapārśvayoniśūlāṅgasuptiśoṣakampagauravātilāghavāntrakūjanavātavarcomūtraśukrasaṅgāśmarīśarkarāvṛddhiśukrārtavastanyanāśarajaḥkṣayonmādaretodoṣakrimiṇakoṣṭhaviṣamāgnisaśabdālpālpogragandhotthānādayo doṣabhedīyoktāśca vātavyādhayo viśeṣeṇaite hi paraṃ bastinā nāśamupayānti mūlacchedena vṛkṣavat ||
jīvanīyavipakvāt payaso navanītamuddhṛtya jīvanīyakvāthakalkābhyāṃ pācitaṃ pānabhojananasyābhyaṅgabastiṣu praṇītaṃ pittaraktajān sarvānvikārān sādhayati |
jīvanīyagarbhaṃ ṣoḍaśaguṇe payasi siddhamājyaṃ vā ||
Those who should receive the āsthāpana are those suffering from abdominal swelling, splenic enlargement, abdominal distension, colic, uncomplicated diarrhea, chronic fever, coryza, gout, spasms of the heart, belly, and flanks, joint pain, burning sensation of the flanks and vagina, numbness of the limbs, emaciation, tremors, heaviness, excessive lightness, intestinal rumbling, retention of flatus, feces, urine, and semen, urinary calculi, urinary gravel, scrotal enlargement, loss of semen, menstrual fluid, or breast milk, depletion of menstrual fluid, insanity, defects of semen, parasites in the alimentary tract, irregular digestive fire, loud, scanty, and foul-smelling bowel evacuations, and so forth, as well as the vāta diseases mentioned in the chapter on classification of doṣas; for these especially are eradicated preeminently by the enema, like a tree cut at its root. / Butter extracted from milk boiled with the Vitalizer group (jīvanīya), cooked with a decoction and paste of the Vitalizer group, and administered as a drink, in food, as nasal drops, massage, and enemas, cures all disorders arising from pitta and blood; / or ghee prepared with the Vitalizer group in sixteen times its amount of milk.
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