The Compendium of Caraka 6.1.1_7

6.1.1_7

harītakyāmalakabibhītakaharidrāsthirā-&balāviḍaṅgāmṛtavallīviśvabheṣajamadhukapippalīsomavalkasiddhena kṣīrasarpiṣā madhuśarkarābhyāmapi ca sannīyāmalakasvarasaśataparipītamāmalakacūrṇamayaścūrṇacaturbhāgasaṃprayuktaṃ pāṇitalamātraṃ pāṇitalamātraṃ prātaḥ prātaḥ prāśya yathoktena vidhinā sāyaṃ mudgayūṣeṇa payasā vā sasarpiṣkaṃ śāliṣaṣṭikānnamaśnīyāt, trivarṣaprayogādasya varṣaśatamajaraṃ vayastiṣṭhiti, śrutamavatiṣṭhate, sarvāmayāḥ praśāmyanti, viṣamaviṣaṃ bhavati gātre, gātramaśmavat sthirībhavati, adhṛṣyo bhūtānāṃ bhavati//

Having mixed āmalakī powder that has absorbed one hundred times [its volume of] fresh juice of āmalakī and is combined with one-fourth part of iron powder, with milk-ghee prepared with harītakī, āmalakī, bibhītaka, haridrā, sthirā, balā, viḍaṅga, amṛtavallī, viśvabheṣaja, madhuka, pippalī, and somavalka, and also with honey and sugar, one should consume a palmful each morning according to the stated procedure; in the evening, one should eat food of śāli or ṣaṣṭika rice with mudga soup or with milk, along with ghee. From three years' use of this, one's age remains free from decay for a hundred years, what was heard is retained, all diseases subside, poison becomes harmless in the body, the body becomes as firm as stone, and one becomes unassailable by bhūtas.