The Compendium of Caraka 6.1.1_6

6.1.1_6

harītakyāmalakabibhītakapañcapañcamūlaniryūhe pippalīmadhukamadhūkakākolīkṣīrakākolyātmaguptājīvakarṣabhakakṣīraśuklākalkasaṃprayuktena vidārīsvarasena kṣīrāṣṭaguṇasaṃprayuktena ca sarpiṣaḥ kumbhaṃ sādhayitvā &prayuñjāno 'agnibalasamāṃ mātrāṃ jīrṇe ca kṣīrasarpirbhyāṃ śāliṣaṣṭikamuṣṇodakānupānamaśnañjarāvyādhipāpābhicāravyapagatabhayaḥ śarīrendriyabuddhibalamatulamupalabhyāpratihatasarvārambhaḥ paramāyuranavāpnuyāt//

Having prepared a jar of ghee in a decoction of harītakī, āmalakī, bibhītaka, and the five pañcamūlas, along with a paste of pippalī, madhuka, madhūka, kākolī, kṣīrakākolī, ātmaguptā, jīvaka, ṛṣabhaka, and kṣīraśuklā, together with juice of vidārī and eight times as much milk, one taking a dose commensurate with the strength of one's digestive fire, and upon its digestion eating śāli or ṣaṣṭika rice with milk and ghee followed by a drink of warm water, free from the fear of old age, disease, evil, and sorcery, obtaining matchless strength of body, sense faculties, and intellect, and unhindered in all undertakings, attains the highest span of life.