Ashtangasamgraha 6.28

6.28

ajīrṇe kvathitaṃ cā++āme pakve jīrṇe 'pi netarat |

śīte vidhirayaṃ tapte tvajīrṇe śiśiraṃ tyajet ||

viṣātkampo 'tinidrā ca sarvebhyo 'bhyadhikaśca saḥ |

lakṣayellakṣaṇotkarṣādvātādīn śoṇitādiṣu ||

sapauṣkaraśaṭhīvyoṣamātuluṅgāmlavetasān ||

yavakolakulatthaiśca vidheyo mūtrasādhitaiḥ ||

tathaiva ca ghṛtaṃ pānam |

gobastamūtrabhāvitaśuṣkamatsyacūrṇo niśīthe dhūpaḥ ||

Boiled [water] in indigestion, and [water] … in unripe, cooked, and digested [conditions, but] not otherwise; / this is the procedure for cold [water]; but in indigestion from hot [water], one should avoid cold [water]. // From poison, trembling and excessive sleep; and it is greater than all [others]; / one should observe vāta and the rest in blood and other [tissues] through the prominence of symptoms. // With pauṣkara, śaṭhī, the three pungents, mātuluṅga, and amlavetasa, / and it should be prepared with barley, kola, and kulattha, cooked with cow's urine. // Likewise, clarified butter as a drink. // At midnight, fumigation with powder of dried fish infused with cow and goat urine.