The Compendium of Caraka 1.26.43_1_2

1.26.43_1_2

sa evaṃguṇo 'apyeka evātyarthamupayujyamāno dantān harṣayati tarṣayati saṃmīlayatyakṣiṇī saṃvejayati lomāni kaphaṃ vilāpayati pittamabhivardhayati raktaṃ dūṣayati māṃsaṃ vidahati kāyaṃ śithilīkaroti kṣīṇakṣatakṛśadurbalānāṃ śvayathumāpādayati api ca kṣatābhihatadaṣṭadagdhabagnaśūnapracyutāvamūtritaparisarpitamarditacchinnabhinnaviśliṣṭodviddhotpiṣṭādīni pācayatyāgneyasvabhāvāt paridahati kaṇṭhamuro hṛdayaṃ ca ;

Even though possessing such qualities, when used solely in excess it sets the teeth on edge, causes thirst, makes the eyes close, makes the body hair stand on end, liquefies kapha, aggravates bile, corrupts blood, burns flesh, makes the body flaccid, causes swelling in the emaciated, wounded, lean, and weak; and moreover, because of its fiery nature, it causes suppuration of injuries from cuts, blows, bites, burns, fractures, swellings, dislocations, urine burns, spreading sores, contusions, incised wounds, punctures, tears, crushes, and poundings, and causes burning sensation in the throat, chest, and cardiac region.