Ashtangasamgraha 9.63

9.63

prajñāparādho 'sātmyārthasaṃyogaḥ kālavaikṛtam |

hite 'pi ratamāhāre yojayantyāmayairnaram ||

grīṣmopataptasya taroryathā varṣaṃ tathā payaḥ ||

atimuktasya puṣpāṇi jātyāḥ sahacarasya ca |

catuṣpathe gavāṃ tīrthe nadīnāṃ saṅgameṣu ca ||

Intellectual error, unwholesome sensory contact, and seasonal aberration— / these afflict a person with diseases even though he is devoted to wholesome food,
just as rain is [vital] to a tree scorched by summer, so is milk [beneficial here].
Flowers of atimukta, of jasmine, and of sahacara; / at a crossroads, at a watering place for cows, and at the confluences of rivers;