Ashtangasamgraha 7.48

7.48

khalakāmbalikau hṛdyau cchedinau svauṣadhānugau |

piśitena rasastatra yūṣo dhānyaiḥ khalaḥ phalaiḥ ||

mehagulmakṣayavyādhipāṇḍurogabhagandarān |

ye ca sarpirguḍāḥ proktāḥ kṣate yojyāḥ kṣaye 'pi te ||

sajīvanīyastu raso 'nuvāsane nirūhaṇe cālavaṇaḥ śiśorhitaḥ ||

Khala and kāmbalika are pleasing to the heart, breaking up secretions, and conforming to their added drugs; / meat juice is with flesh, soup is with pulses, and khala is with fruits. / Urinary disorders, abdominal swelling, consumptive disease, anemia, and fistula-in-ano. / And those ghee-jaggery preparations declared for chest injury are also to be employed in wasting; / meat juice with life-promoting drugs without salt is beneficial as an unctuous enema and evacuating enema for a child.