Ashtangasamgraha 5.58

5.58

kāmakrodhabhayādyāśca te syurāgantavo gadāḥ |

tyāgaḥ prajñāparādhānāmindriyopaśamaḥ smṛtiḥ ||

yā ca pānātipānotthā tīkṣṇāgreḥsnehajā ca yā ||

tathārdhapalikānyatra jīvanīyāni dāpayet ||

kuṭajasya phalaṃ hṛdāmaye pravaraṃ kośaphalaṃ tu pāṇḍuṣu ||

lambā ca lohaśaṅkuśca pūtanā kūṭapūtanā |

aśubhaṃ yacca te kiñcit sarvaṃ pratihataṃ mayā ||

and those caused by desire, anger, fear, and the like, are adventitious diseases.
Renunciation of errors of judgment, pacification of the sense organs, mindfulness,
and that which arises from excessive drinking, from sharp digestive fire, and from unctuous substances.
Likewise, one should give here jīvanīya [drugs] measuring half a pala.
The fruit of kuṭaja is superior in cardiac disorders, but kośaphala in anemia.
Lambā, Lohaśaṅku, Pūtanā, and Kūṭapūtanā—
and whatever inauspiciousness there is for you, all of it has been repelled by me!