Ashtangasamgraha 6.58

6.58

hastinyāḥ sthairyakṛt bāḍhaṃ uṣṇaṃ tvaikaśaphaṃ laghu |

śākhāvātaharaṃ sāmlalavaṇaṃ jaḍatākaram ||

stanyena makṣikāviṣṭhāmalaktakarasena vā ||

tṛṇmohadāhamūrchādīṃścaiṣāṃ vidyādupadravān ||

jīrṇābhikṣusaṅghāṭīkṛkavākupurīṣāhitvakkeśacarmabhirvā ||

Elephant milk provides extreme firmness; milk of one-hoofed animals is hot and light; / it cures vāta in the limbs, is sour and salty, and causes sluggishness. / With breast milk, fly feces, or with the sap of red lac. / One should recognize their complications to be thirst, confusion, burning sensation, fainting, and so forth. / Or with an old monk's patched robe, rooster droppings, snake skin, hair, and hide.