The Compendium of Caraka 1.26.43_1

1.26.43_1

sa evaṃguṇo 'apyeka evātyarthamupayujyamānaḥ sthaulyaṃ mārdavamālasyamatisvapnaṃ gauravamanannābhilāṣamagnerdaurbalyamāsyakaṇṭhayormāṃsābhivṛddhiṃ śvāsakāsapratiśyāyālasakaśītajvarānāhāsyamādhuryavamathusaṃjñāsvarapraṇāśagalagaṇḍagaṇdamālāślīpadagalaśophabastidhamanīgalopalepākṣyāmayābhiṣyandānityevaṃprabhṛtīn kaphajān vikārānupajanayati ;

Even though possessing such qualities, when used solely in excess it produces obesity, flaccidity, laziness, excessive sleep, heaviness, loss of desire for food, weakness of the digestive fire, overgrowth of flesh in the mouth and throat, dyspnea, cough, catarrh, alasaka, cold fever, ānāha [intestinal obstruction / abdominal distension], sweetness in the mouth, vomiting, loss of consciousness and voice, galagaṇḍa [goitre / cervical lymphadenitis], scrofula, elephantiasis, throat swelling, coating of the bladder, vessels, and throat, eye disorders, abhiṣyanda, and other such disorders born of kapha.