Ashtangasamgraha 6.35

6.35

āmaviṣṭabdhayoḥ koṣṇaṃ niṣpipāso 'pyapaḥ pibet |

yāvatyaḥ kledayantyannamatikledo 'gnināśanaḥ ||

vimārgato vā gamanaṃ srotasāṃ duṣṭilakṣaṇam ||

sannyāsaṃ sannipatitāḥ prāṇāyatanasaṃśrayāḥ ||

svarasaṃ saptaparṇasya puṣpāṇāṃ vā śirīṣataḥ ||

duḥsthitāya praṇihito bastirduḥśodhitāya vā ||

ebhireva ca surāpiṣṭairlepaḥ ||

In raw indigestion and indigestion with flatulence, one should drink lukewarm water even if not thirsty, / as much as moistens the food; excessive moisture destroys the digestive fire.
Or movement through improper paths is a sign of vitiation of the bodily channels.
Aggravated together, residing in the seats of the vital breath, [they cause] syncope.
The fresh juice of saptaparṇa or from flowers of siris.
An enema administered to one who is ill-positioned or poorly purified,
and a paste with these very [ingredients] ground in liquor.