Ashtangasamgraha 8.51

8.51

sarvataścūrṇasaṃparkānnirviṣo jāyate 'nilaḥ |

vikṛtā bhavati chāyā pādape viṣadūṣite ||

yukto vireko hṛdyaḥ syāt kramaḥ śuddhe ca pittahā ||

mūlakaṃ lavaṇaṃ sarpiḥ sabhūtaudanayāvakam ||

Through contact with the powder everywhere, the wind becomes free of poison.
The shadow becomes abnormal when a tree is tainted by poison.
A pleasant purgation would be suitable, and once purified, a pitta-pacifying regimen;
radish, salt, and ghee together with boiled wild rice and barley,