The Compendium of Caraka 4.6.17_2

4.6.17_2

tadyathā---śarīracchidreṣūpadehāḥ pṛthagjanmāno bahirmukhāḥ, paripakvāśca dhātavaḥ, prakupitāśca vātapittaśleṣmāṇaḥ, ye cānye 'api keciccharīre tiṣṭhanto bhāvāḥ śarīrasyopaghātāyopapadyante, sarvāṃstānmale saṃcakṣmahe; itarāṃstu prasāde, gurvādīṃśca dravāntān guṇabhedena, rasādīṃśca śukrāntān dravyabhedena//

Namely—the coatings in the bodily orifices originating separately and turned outward, overcooked constituents, deranged vāta, pitta, and kapha, and whatever other entities present in the body lead to harm of the body, all those we declare as waste; but the others as refined products, beginning with heavy and ending with liquid by distinction of quality, and beginning with chyle and ending with semen by distinction of substance.