Ashtangasamgraha 9.42

9.42

ānūpaudakamāṃsānāṃ bhakṣyān gauḍikapaiṣṭikān |

śālīnmadyāni māṣāṃśca kīlāṭān māhiṣaṃ dadhi ||

tṛṣito 'mbu pibet siddhaṃ mustayā parpaṭena vā ||

kuṣṭhaṃ ca bastamūtreṇa piṣṭaṃ syānnāvanāñjanam ||

The flesh of wetland and aquatic animals, sweet pastries made of jaggery and flour, / Śāli rice, alcoholic beverages, black gram, curd precipitates, and buffalo curd. / When thirsty, he should drink water prepared with mustā or parpaṭa. / Kuṣṭha ground with goat's urine should serve as an errhine and collyrium.