Ashtangasamgraha 6.41

6.41

ante karoti sthūlatvamūrdhvaṃ cāmāśayāt kapham |

madhye madhyāṅgatāṃ sāmyaṃ dhātūnāṃ jaraṇaṃ sukham ||

rogī syādvikṛte tasmāttaṃ prayatnena pālayet ||

catuṣpāccarmaromasthikhuraśṛṅgodbhavāṃ maṣīm ||

dhūmaleharasakṣīrasvedāṃścānnaṃ ca vātajit ||

viśākhoktaṃ sāpaḥ pānam |

skandokto dhūpaḥ |

kākapicchena vā gobālogragandhārakṣoghnaghṛtamayūracandrakairvā ||

[Water drunk] at the end causes stoutness and kapha above the stomach; / in the middle, it causes moderation of body, equilibrium of the bodily tissues, and easy digestion. // When [the digestive fire] is disordered, one becomes diseased; therefore one should protect it with diligence. // Soot originating from the skin, hair, bone, hoof, and horn of a quadruped, / fumigations, linctuses, meat soups, milks, sudations, and food conquer vāta. // The drink is water mentioned by Viśākhā; / the fumigation is that mentioned by Skanda; / or with a crow's feather, cow's hair, ugragandhā, rakṣoghna, ghee, and peacock eye-feathers.