Ashtangasamgraha 9.5

9.5

Honey, ghee, muscle fat, oil, and water in equal parts, taken two by two, three by three, or all together [are incompatible].

Honey and ghee in unequal proportions, followed by rainwater as a drink [are incompatible].

Honey, lotus seed, the vegetable of the higher blue lotus, unrefined sugar, Maireya spirit, and honey taken together are incompatible,

and excessively aggravate vāta.

The hāridraka bird fried in mustard oil is incompatible,

and excessively aggravates pitta.

Milk-rice porridge followed by a churned drink as an after-potion is incompatible,

and excessively aggravates śleṣman.

Upodakā cooked with sesame paste is a cause of diarrhea.

A crane is incompatible with Vāruṇī spirit and boiled pulse cakes.

The same [crane], thoroughly fried in boar's lard, kills immediately.

Monitor lizard, quail, partridge, peacock, and grey partridge cooked over a fire of castor wood and mixed with castor oil [are incompatible].

The meat of the green pigeon fastened upon a spit of turmeric wood and scorched by a fire of turmeric wood,

and that very same meat covered with ash and dust and taken with honey [are incompatible].

Those [complexions] that are unctuous, expanding, free of dirt, are auspicious;

but those contrary to this are inauspicious.

In pitta-induced dysuria, [the urine is passed] with burning, with pain, red, yellow, or black.

In kapha-induced dysuria, there is heaviness in the bladder and penis, swelling, and one urinates urine accompanied by slime.

In dysuria caused by the combination of all three, [there is] a concurrence of all the symptoms,

and that is the most difficult to cure.

The fluid of the chyme of food, scorched by liquor, has become alkaline;

immediately after that, madness simply arises.