Ashtangasamgraha 6.65

6.65

na cānāmalakaṃ nāpi nityaṃ no mandamanyathā |

jvarāsṛkpittavīsarpakuṣṭhapāṇḍvāmayapradam ||

śophodarārśograhaṇīdoṣamūtragrahārucīḥ ||

siddhaṃ vā puramañjiṣṭhālākṣāsarjarasaiḥ pibet ||

syāt kaṣāyāmlamadhuraḥ saṃsṛṣṭe bastiruttamaḥ |

bastirvātena rakte tu kāryaḥ svādvamlatiktakaḥ ||

mantraśca ||

nor without āmalaka, nor constantly, nor half-formed; otherwise / it causes fever, bleeding disorder, erysipelas, skin diseases, and anemia, / swelling, abdominal illness, hemorrhoids, assimilation disorders, retention of urine, and anorexia. / Or one should drink [ghee] prepared with guggulu, mañjiṣṭhā, lac, and Shorea robusta resin. / When combined, an astringent, sour, and sweet enema is best; / but an enema for blood with vāta should be made sweet, sour, and bitter. / And the mantra: