Ashtangasamgraha 6.37

6.37

anavbasthitadoṣāgnervyādhikṣīṇabalasya ca |

nālpamapyāmamudakaṃ hitaṃ taddhi tridoṣakṛt ||

māsāt prayāti śukratvamannaṃ pākakramādibhiḥ ||

sannyāse vinimajjantaṃ naramāśu nivartayet ||

śvāviṭchaśāmiṣakaṇāghṛtaśalyakaśoṇitaiḥ ||

bilvakolayavairaṇḍavaṣārbhūbṛhatīdvayaḥi ||

kṣīrivṛkṣasamīpe snānam |

mantraśva ||

In one whose doṣas and digestive fire are unstable, and whose strength is depleted by disease, / even a little raw water is not wholesome, for it produces all three doṣas.
After a month, food attains the state of semen through the sequence of digestion and the rest.
One should quickly pull back a man sinking into syncope.
With porcupine feces, hare meat, kaṇā, ghee, and porcupine blood.
With bilva, kola, barley, castor, varṣābhū, and the two bṛhatīs.
Bathing near milk-trees.
And the mantra: