The Compendium of Caraka 6.11.87

6.11.87

kṛtvā cūrṇamato mātrāmannapāne prayojayet/
rocanaṃ dīpanaṃ balyaṃ pārśvārtiśvāsakāsanut//
iti saindhavādicūrṇam/
ekā ṣoḍaśikā dhānyāddve dve 'ajājyajamodayoḥ/
tābhyāṃ dāḍimavṛkṣāmlaṃ dvirdviḥ sauvarcalātpalam//

Having made a powder of this, one should administer it in appropriate measure in food and drink; / it is appetizing, digestive fire-kindling, strengthening, and dispels pain of the flanks, dyspnea, and cough.
Thus the powder beginning with saindhava.
One sixteenth [of a pala] of coriander, two each of cumin and ajamodā, / twice as much of those of pomegranate and vṛkṣāmla, a pala of sauvarcala,