Ashtangasamgraha 8.25

8.25

viṣasaṃdhāraṇaṃ dhanyaṃ rakṣoghnaṃ prītivardhanam |

api ca sāpidhānaghaṭīmūṭaphalakasthāpitauṣadham ||

varṣaṃ varṣaṃ kṣayaṃ yāti nṛṇāṃ yāte śate śate |

āyuṣo 'puṇyabāhulyādyadā yanmānamiṣyate ||

jīrṇe jīryati cādhmānaṃ bhukte svāsthyaṃ samaśnute ||

anukūlopacāreṇa yāti dviṣṭārthajā śamam ||

ṅkolakośātakīśigrunimbāmbudendrāhvayaiḥ ||

Bearing poison is auspicious, destroys evil spirits, and enhances affection.
Moreover, medicine should be stored in covered pots, reed baskets, and wooden chests.

At the passing of each century, the lifespan of men decreases by one year,
due to the abundance of demerit, whatever measure is prescribed at that time.

When [the food] is digested and being digested, flatulence [occurs]; once eaten, he enjoys well-being.
That [disorder] caused by disagreeable objects subsides through agreeable treatments.
With aṅkola, kośātakī, śigru, nimba, ambuda, and indrāhvaya.