Ashtangasamgraha 30.3
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 30.3
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30.3
śītadravyanirvṛtto 'pyagnisaṃyogāduṣṇatayā pittaraktaviruddhaḥ |
sa trividho bhavati |
śamano bṛṃhaṇaḥ śodhanaśca |
tathā kāsaghno vāmano vraṇadhūpanaśca |
tatra śanamaḥ prāyogiko madhyama iti paryāyaḥ |
bṛṃhaṇaḥ snehano mṛduriti |
śodhano virecanastīkṣṇa iti ca ||
avekṣya dehaprāṇādīn kartavyamapatarpaṇam ||
Even when made of cooling substances, because of heat through contact with fire, it is contrary to pitta and blood.
It is of three kinds:
pacifying, nourishing, and purifying;
likewise, cough-destroying, emetic, and wound-fumigating.
Among these, pacifying, habitual, and moderate are synonyms;
nourishing, unctuous, and mild [are synonyms];
and purifying, purgative, and sharp [are synonyms].
Considering the body, vitality, and other factors, depleting therapy should be performed.
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