Ashtangasamgraha 6.33

6.33

vardhayatyāmatṛṇnidrātandrādhmānāṅgagauravam |

kāsāgnisādahṛllāsaprasekaśvāsapīnasān ||

srotāṃsi dīrghāṇyākṛtyā pratānasadṛśāni ca ||

sarvākṛtistribhirdoṣairapasmāra ivāparaḥ ||

pātayatyāśu niśceṣṭaṃ vinā bībhatsaceṣṭitaiḥ ||

āranālena piṣṭvā vā mātuluṅgarasānvitān ||

piṣṭvā drākṣāṃ madhūkaṃ ca kṣīre taṇḍuladhāvane ||

It increases uncooked matter, thirst, sleep, drowsiness, flatulence, and heaviness of limbs, / cough, impairment of the digestive fire, nausea, salivation, dyspnea, and catarrh.
The bodily channels are long in shape and resemble tendrils.
Having all manifestations caused by the three doṣas, like a second epilepsy,
it quickly fells [the person] motionless, without hideous actions.
Or having ground [them] with sour gruel, combined with the juice of mātuluṅga.
Having ground grapes and madhūka in milk [and] rice-wash.