Ashtangasamgraha 49.8

49.8

tataḥ sa evaṃbhūto glāyati sīdati nidrātandrālasyasamanvitaḥ khidyate nirvidyate nirutsāho 'samarthaḥ śārīramānasānāṃ viśiṣṭānāṃ ceṣṭānāṃ bhraṣṭacchāyo naṣṭasmṛtiralpabuddhirasampādyamānābhilaṣitārtho 'harniśamaniśamaniśaṃ niśvasannadhiṣṭhānabhūto rogāṇāṃ nopāttamapi sarvamāyuravāpnoti ||

Then, having become thus, he languishes, sinks down, is accompanied by sleep, drowsiness, and indolence, is distressed, becomes despondent, lacks enthusiasm, is incapable of specialized physical and mental activities, loses his complexion, loses his memory, has weak intellect, fails to accomplish desired objectives, sighs day and night continually, and, having become a vessel for diseases, does not attain even the full lifespan that was allotted to him.