The Compendium of Bheḷa 4.7.6

4.7.6

śarīradravyāṇī---daśodakasyāñjalayaḥ śarīre pracyavamānaṃ purīṣamanubadhvātyatiyoge, navāñjalayaḥ pūrvasyāhārapariṇāmadhātoryantaṃ rasa ity ācakṣate[ācakṣati] kuśalāḥ, aṣṭau śoṇitasya, sapta purīṣasya, catvāro mūtrasya, dvau medasaḥ, eko majjñaḥ, mastiṣkasyāñjaliḥ śuklasya ceti ||

The bodily fluids: ten añjalis of water, which adheres to the departing feces in cases of excessive discharge in the body; nine añjalis of the primary constituent resulting from the transformation of food, which the experts call chyle; eight of blood; seven of feces; four of urine; two of fat; one of marrow; and an añjali each of brain-matter and of semen.