The Compendium of Caraka 6.11.69

6.11.69

kuryāttān bhakṣayet kṣīṇaḥ kṣataḥ śuṣkaśca mānavaḥ/
tena sadyo rasādīnāṃ vṛddhyā puṣṭiṃ sa vindati//
iti caturthasarpirguḍāḥ/
gokṣīrārdhāḍhakaṃ sarpiḥ prasthamikṣurasāḍhakam/
vidāryāḥ svarasātprasthaṃ rasātprasthaṃ ca taittirāt//

one should make; a man who is emaciated, chest-wounded, and dried up should eat them. / By that, through the rapid increase of rasa and the other [dhātus], he attains nourishment.
Thus the fourth ghee-boluses.
Half an āḍhaka of cow's milk, a prastha of ghee, an āḍhaka of sugarcane juice, / a prastha of fresh vidārī juice, and a prastha of partridge meat-juice;