Ashtangasamgraha 6.53

6.53

śramabhramamadālakṣmīśvāsakāsātitṛṭkṣudhaḥ |

jīrṇajvaraṃ mūtrakṛcchraṃ raktapittaṃ ca nāśayet ||

elātāmalakībhārṅgīvṛkṣāmlaṃ ceti cūrṇitam ||

taddhi pittaśakṛdvātān hatvā dāhādikān jayet ||

gṛdhrolūkaviḍbastagandhāhinirmokanimbapatrairdhūpaḥ |

jīrṇagocarmasarṣapabhikṣusaṅghāṭīsarpakañcukairvā ||

It dispels fatigue, dizziness, intoxication, inauspiciousness, dyspnea, cough, excessive thirst, and excessive hunger; / and it relieves chronic fever, dysuria, and bleeding disorder. / And the powder of elā, tāmalakī, bhārṅgī, and vṛkṣāmla / overcomes burning sensations and related symptoms by destroying pitta, feces, and vāta. / Fumigation with the droppings of a vulture or owl, bastagandhā, snake-slough, and neem leaves; / or with old cowhide, mustard seeds, a Buddhist monk's patched robe, and snake skins.