Ashtangasamgraha 4.46

4.46

pariśuṣkaṃ laghusnigdhamuṣpāmlalavaṇaṃ bhajet |

prāyo 'nnapānaṃ sakṣaudraṃ saṃskṛtaṃ ca ghanodaye ||

sāyaṃ pibedariṣṭaṃ ca tathā sukṛtamāsavam ||

śarkarāṃ jīvakaṃ mudgamāṣaparṇyau durālabhām ||

prasṛtāḥ sarṣapaiḥ piṣṭairviṭsaṅgānāhabhedanaḥ ||

yat satyamagnihotreṣu satyaṃ yacchrotriyeṣu ca ||

One should consume well-dried, light, unctuous, hot, sour, and salty [food], / mostly food and drink combined with honey and spiced, during the appearance of rain-clouds.

In the evening he should drink ariṣṭa liquor and well-prepared āsava liquor.

Sugar, jīvaka, mudgaparṇī, māṣaparṇī, durālabhā,
[measures of] prasṛta with ground mustard break retention of feces and abdominal distension.

whatever truth there is in agnihotra sacrifices, and whatever truth there is in Vedic scholars,