Ashtangasamgraha 9.62

9.62

apramatto bhajedbhāvāṃstadātvasukhasaṃjñakān |

sukhodarkeṣu sajjeta dehasyaitadalaṃ hitam ||

na cecchāmyet kaphe kṣīṇe jāte daurbalyalāghave ||

snigdhaṃ madhuramāhāraṃ taṇḍulān rudhirokṣitān ||

Without negligence one should pursue states designated as pleasant in the present; / one should adhere to those that yield future happiness: this is exceedingly wholesome for the body.
If it does not subside when kapha is depleted and weakness and lightness have arisen,
[one should provide] unctuous and sweet food, and rice grains sprinkled with blood.