Ashtangasamgraha 4.61

4.61

rtvorantādisaptāhāvṛtusandhiriti smṛtaḥ |

tatra pūrvo vidhistyājyaḥ sevanīyo 'paraḥ kramāt ||

guḍakṣāroṣaṇakaṇādāḍimaṃ śvāsakāsajit |

kramātpaladvayārdhākṣakarṣārdhākṣapalonmitam ||

puṣpairbhakṣyaiśca vividhaiścaruṇā lohitaistathā ||

The seven days at the end and the beginning of seasons is known as the seasonal junction; / there the preceding regimen is to be abandoned, and the subsequent one followed gradually.
Jaggery, alkali, black pepper, pippalī, and pomegranate overcome dyspnea and cough, / measured respectively as two palas, half an akṣa, a karṣa, half an akṣa, and a pala.
With flowers, varied foodstuffs, and with red cooked rice offerings,