The Compendium of Caraka 4.4.18

4.4.18

garbhopaghātakarāstvime bhāvā bhavantiḥ; tadyathā---sarvamatigurūṣṇatīkṣṇaṃ dāruṇāśca ceṣṭāḥ; imāṃścānyānupadiśanti vṛddhāḥ---devatārakṣo 'anucaraparirakṣaṇārthaṃ na raktāni vāsāṃsi bibhṛyānna madakarāṇi madyānyabhyavaharenna yānamadhirohenna māṃsamaśnīyāt sarvendriyapratikūlāṃśca bhāvān dūrataḥ parivarjayet, yaccānyadapi kiñcit striyo vidyuḥ//

These factors, however, cause injury to the embryo: that is to say, everything excessively heavy, hot, or sharp, and violent physical activities. And the elders instruct these other things: for the sake of protection from the attendants of deities and rakṣasas, she should not wear red garments, should not consume intoxicating liquors, should not mount a conveyance, should not eat meat, should avoid from afar all things disagreeable to the senses, and whatever else women may know.