Ashtangasamgraha 6.4

6.4

gaṅgāmbu nabhaso bhraṣṭaṃ tvarkendumārutaiḥ |

hitāhitatve tat bhūyo deśakālāvapekṣate ||

tatra na vidhyejjālandharām |

tisraścābhayantaragatāḥ ||

daśabhirdaśa saṅkṣobhya ceto nayati vikriyām ||

svinnaṃ ca bhojayedannaṃ snigdhamānūpajai rasaiḥ ||

karoti vātaviṇmūtravibandhamatidāruṇam ||

Celestial water fallen from the sky, affected by the sun, moon, and wind,
further depends upon region and season for its wholesomeness or unwholesomeness. /

There, one must not puncture the jālandharā,
and the three that are internal.
Agitating the mind with ten [qualities], it brings about mental disorder. /

And one should feed the fomented person unctuous food with meat-soups of marshland animals. /

It produces an extremely severe retention of flatus, feces, and urine. /