Ashtangasamgraha 5.62

5.62

Purifying in the spring the accumulation of doṣas produced in the cold season, in the rainy season that produced in summer,
and in the autumn that produced in the rains, one quickly and properly never incurs seasonal diseases. /

Likewise urine, blood, and the other bodily tissues in the body;
that which is pervasive in the entire body and held by the external skin;
that which is located in wounds within the skin, called lymph;
and that which, accompanied by heat, issues from the hair follicles, called sweat:
that is water.

A hundred [pālas] of mature kūṣmāṇḍa, two palas each of long pepper and dry ginger, and likewise of cumin; /

How does it, having fallen swiftly from the body, then expel the doṣas from every part? /

It destroys all diseases for the sick, and grants sons even to barren women. /