Ashtangasamgraha 9.100

9.100

sanyāsarohiṇīkādigrastasya sahasā bhavet |

upekṣayā na maraṇaṃ jīvitaṃ vā cikitsayā ||

gatvāhārabhuvaṃ puraḥ subhiṣajo bhuñjīta bhūyo 'tra ca |

māṃsāpūpaghṛtārdrakādiharitairyuktaṃ sasauvarcalairdvistrirvā cālpameva vanitāsaṃvalganārthaṃ pibet ||

For one seized suddenly by collapse, diphtheria, and the like, / death would not occur through neglect, nor life through medical treatment. // Having gone beforehand to the dining place, one should eat in the presence of an excellent physician, and here again, / accompanied by meat, cakes, ghee, green ginger, and the like, with black salt, he should drink just a little, two or three times, to mingle with the women.