Ashtangasamgraha 28.4

28.4

anilo hi doṣāṇāṃ netā |

sarvaśarīraceṣṭaikakāraṇam |

pañcātmatayā aṅgapratyaṅgavyāpī |

vidhātā vividhabāhyādhyātmikabhāvānāṃ sargasthitipralayānāṃ hetuḥ mārgatrayajānāmapi rogāṇāmiti ||

tathaiva ca pañcamūlabalāsārivādvayakvāthe madhukajīvakarṣabhakapunarnavagarbhaṃ sapayaḥ sarpistailaṃ caikato vipakvam ||

For vāta is the leader of the doṣas; / the sole cause of all bodily movements; / pervading the major and minor limbs by virtue of its fivefold nature; / the disposer of diverse external and internal states; the cause of origin, sustenance, and dissolution, and of diseases arising from the three pathways. / And likewise, ghee and oil cooked together with milk, having an interior paste of madhuka, jīvaka, ṛṣabhaka, and punarnavā, in a decoction of the Five Roots, balā, and the two sārivās.