Ashtangasamgraha 10.14

10.14

He should never eat roasted grains, parched unripened grain, flattened rice, or finely ground cakes when he has already eaten; when he desires them well, he should eat them in measured quantity.
And he who breathes short breaths and convulses wildly and excessively;
and they are not perceived so long as there is an urge of the bladder;
or citraka dug up under the conjunction of Puṣya in one of the months of Āṣāḍha, Kārtika, or Mārgaśīrṣa, taken with buttermilk, or with any one of whey, soup, milk, ghee, or oil;
one who sees forms having the luster of white; one with all the symptoms, however, he should avoid.