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Ashtangasamgraha 9.15

Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 9.15

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Sanskrit

9.15

yogādibhedādyadyadvā pathyānāmapyapathyatā |

tadbhedāntaratastadvadvirodho 'pi nivarttate ||

mṛtyuṃ svasthasya ṣaḍrātrātrirātrādāturasya tu ||

nidānalakṣaṇairūrdhvaṃ vakṣyante 'tipravṛttijāḥ ||

ārdikārdrakakulmāṣaśuktamāṃsādigarbhiṇīḥ ||

pūrvamāvṛtamārge tu sasnehaṃ mṛduśodhanam ||

Whatever unwholesomeness of wholesome things arises from differences in combination and the like, / likewise incompatibility also ceases through differences among those factors.
Death occurs in six nights for a healthy person, but in three nights for a patient.
Those born of excessive flow will be spoken of hereafter along with their etiologies and symptoms.
[Pastries] filled with ārdikā, ginger, boiled grain cakes, sour gruel, meat, and the like.
First, however, when the channel is obstructed, one should administer a mild purification with unctuous substances.

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