Ashtangasamgraha 4.21

4.21

navapravālatvakpatrāḥ pādapāḥ kakubho 'malāḥ |

kiṃśukāśokacūtādivanarājivirājitāḥ ||

tat kālyaṃ kṣīrānupānamupayuñjīta |

āmagarbharasena cāśnīyāt |

tāneva ca tatra bhṛṣṭān bhakṣayet |

jalacaramāṃsāni ca |

kaphe tvānūpaudakapiśitopadaṃśāmacchasurāṃ trirātraṃ pañcarātraṃ saptarātraṃ vā pibet ||

rasairmāṣātmaguptānāṃ yūṣairvā bhojayeddhitān ||

dvipañcamūlaṃ ca palāṃśakāni kṣuṇṇāni dhautāni phalāni cāṣṭau ||

tadabhāve dṛḍhaṃ kṣaumasūtraṃ mantramidaṃ japan ||

Trees with fresh sprouts, bark, and leaves; clear directions;
adorned with woodland rows of kiṃśuka, aśoka, mango, and other trees.
That should be taken in the morning followed by a drink of milk.
And one should eat with the broth of undeveloped fetuses [of animals].
And one should eat those very [items] fried right there.
And the meats of aquatic animals.
In kapha, however, one should drink clear surā liquor along with a side dish of wetland or aquatic meat for three nights, five nights, or seven nights.
One should feed those [patients] beneficial things with the broths of black gram and ātmaguptā, or with their pulses.
And the two pañcamūlas, each a pala in weight, and eight crushed, washed fruits;
In its absence, a strong linen thread, chanting this mantra: