Ashtangasamgraha 3.35

3.35

rucivaiśadyasaugandhyamicchanvaktreṇa dhārayet |

jātīlavaṅgakarpūrakaṅkolakaṭukaiḥ saha ||

lavaṇacūrṇaṃ vā vatsakādiniryūheṇa |

vatsakādiṃ vā madirayā |

aṃśumatīdvayakvāthena vā maricabhadradārukalkam |

bhārṅgīnāgaradevadārukalkaṃ voṣṇāmbhasā |

purāṇaguḍaṃ vā trikaṭutrijātakadhanikācūrṇasaṃsṛṣṭaṃ bhakṣayet ||

pītaṃ śyāvaṃ ca śuṣkaṃ ca grathitaṃ kuthitaṃ bahu ||

palāśayūthikāśigrumadhūkāsanajanma ca ||

ajīrṇamapravṛttau tu suśītaiḥ stambhayedbhiṣak ||

nānāvarṇapurīṣatvamudare granthayaḥ sirāḥ |

rodanaṃ gṛddhragandhitvaṃ dīrghakālānuvartanam ||

Desiring appetite, clarity, and fragrance, one should hold in the mouth [these items] / along with nutmeg, cloves, camphor, cubeb, and aromatic seeds.

Or salt powder with the decoction of kutaja and the like.

Or kutaja and the like with intoxicating liquor.

Or a paste of black pepper and deodar with a decoction of the two kinds of aṃśumatī.

Or a paste of clerodendrum, dry ginger, and deodar with warm water.

Or one should eat old jaggery mixed with the powders of the three pungents, the three aromatics, and coriander.

Yellow, dusky, dry, knotted, putrid, and abundant.

And arising from flame-of-the-forest, jasmine, horseradish tree, butter tree, and asana.

In case of indigestion without evacuation, however, the physician should check it with very cold [measures].

Multi-colored stools, knots and prominent veins on the belly, / crying, an odor like a vulture, and long-standing duration.