Ashtangasamgraha 6.42

6.42

śītaṃ madātyayaglānimūrchāchardiśramabhramān |

tṛṣṇoṣṇadāhapittāsṛgviṣāṇi ca nihanti tat ||

kṣāraṃ vā triphalāpāṭhābṛhatīphalamūlajam ||

ghaṭṭayeddhṛdayaṃ bastistatra kāśakuśotkaṭaiḥ ||

nāgadantī lakṣmaṇābṛhatīdvayamṛgorvāruśatāvarīsahadevyo vā ||

Cold [water] destroys alcoholism, languor, fainting, vomiting, fatigue, dizziness, / thirst, heat, burning sensation, pitta, blood, and poisons. // Or alkali born of triphalā, pāṭhā, and the fruit and root of bṛhatī. // An enema might agitate the heart; there, with abundant kāśa and kuśa, / or with nāgadantī, lakṣmaṇā, the two bṛhatīs, mṛgorvāru, śatāvarī, and sahadevī.