Ashtangasamgraha 9.117

9.117

gṛdhnurgrāmyasukhe vaśyaḥ kleśānāṃ hatasatpathaḥ |

mūḍho jīvatyanarthāya durgatiṃ paribṛṃhayan ||

pippalyo vā śilāhvaṃ vā rasāyanavidhānataḥ |

triphalā vā prayoktavyā saghṛtakṣaudraśarkarā ||

Covetous of vulgar pleasure, subject to afflictions, his good path destroyed,
the fool lives in vain, augmenting an evil destiny.
Or long pepper, or that called śilājatu, according to the rule for rejuvenators,
or triphalā should be administered with ghee, honey, and sugar.