Ashtangasamgraha 6.64

6.64

naivādyānniśi naivoṣṇaṃ vasantoṣṇaśaratsu na |

nāmudgasūpaṃ nākṣaudraṃ nāghṛtaṃ nāsitopalam ||

hiṅgupādairghṛtaprasthaṃ pītamāśu nihanti tat ||

āmena tu kaphe yukte kaṣāyalavaṇoṣaṇam ||

yavakuṣṭhasarjarasairdhūpaḥ |

sarpacāṣakīrarallakajihvā dhārayet |

mātuścāsya śleṣmaharamauṣadhaṃ pāne stanodvartane ca yuñjyāt ||

One should never eat it at night, nor heated, nor in spring, summer, or autumn; / not without mung bean soup, not without honey, not without ghee, and not without rock candy; / A prastha of ghee taken with a quarter part of asafoetida immediately destroys it. / When kapha is combined with unripe matter, [the remedy should be] astringent, salty, and pungent. / Fumigation with barley, kuṣṭha, and Shorea robusta resin. / One should wear the tongue of a snake, blue jay, parrot, or rallaka deer. / And one should administer an medicine that removes śleṣman to his mother as a drink and as an unguent for her breasts.