Ashtangasamgraha 4.45

4.45

divyaṃ kvathitakūpotthaṃ cauṇḍaṃ sārasameva vā |

vṛṣṭivātākuletvanhi bhojanaṃ kledavātajit ||

tadvacca doṣasyandārthaṃ vedanopaśamāya ca ||

pāyayet pittakāsārtaṃ madhunā vāvalehayet ||

ekaikaḥ prasṛto bastiḥ kṛṣṇākalko vṛṣatvakṛt ||

dharmarāje ca yat satyaṃ yacca satyaṃ tapasviṣu ||

Rainwater, boiled well-water, reservoir-water, or lake-water;
food on a day agitated by rain and wind destroys moisture and vāta.

Likewise, for the flow of the doṣas and the relief of pain,
one should cause the patient suffering from pitta-cough to drink, or lick with honey.

An enema of one prasṛta each, with a paste of kṛṣṇā, produces aphrodisiac effect.

"Whatever truth there is in the King of Dharma, and whatever truth there is in ascetics,