The Compendium of Caraka 3.1.23

3.1.23

eṣāṃ viśeṣāḥ śubhāśubhaphalāḥ parasparopakārakā bhavanti; tān bubhutseta, buddhvā ca hitepsureva syāt; naca mohāt pramādādvā priyamahitamasukhodarkamupasevyamāhārajātamanyadvā kiṃcit//

Their particular varieties yield auspicious and inauspicious results and assist one another; one should seek to know them, and having understood them, one should desire only what is wholesome; nor, out of delusion or negligence, should one consume food or anything else that is pleasing yet unwholesome and of disagreeable consequence.