The Compendium of Caraka 2.4.36

2.4.36

kaṣāyakaṭutiktarūkṣalaghuśītavyavāyavyāyāmavamanavirecanāsthāpanaśirovirecanātiyogasaṃdhāraṇānaśanābhighātātapodvegaśokaśoṇitātiṣekajāgaraṇaviṣamaśarīranyāsānupasevamānasya tathāvidhaśarīrasyaiva kṣipraṃ vātaḥ prakopamāpadyate//

In one who indulges in astringent, pungent, bitter, dry, light, and cold foods, sexual intercourse, physical exercise, excess of emesis, purgation, non-unctuous enema, and errhines, suppression [of natural urges], fasting, physical trauma, sunshine, anxiety, grief, excessive loss of blood, staying awake at night, and awkward bodily postures, in just such a body vāta is swiftly provoked.