The Compendium of Caraka 6.14.143

6.14.143

siddho 'ayamabhayāriṣṭaḥ kāmalāśvitranāśanaḥ/
kṛmigranthyarbudavyaṅgarājayakṣmajvarāntakṛt//
ityabhayāriṣṭaḥ/
dantīcitrakamūlānāmubhayoḥ pañcamūlayoḥ/
bhāgān palāṃśānāpothya jaladroṇe vipācayet//

This is the accomplished abhayāriṣṭa, which destroys jaundice and leucoderma, / and puts an end to worms, granthi, arbuda, facial discolorations, consumption, and fever.
Thus ends abhayāriṣṭa.
Taking roots of dantī and citraka, and of both pañcamūlas, / bruised in portions of one pala each, he should boil them in a droṇa of water.