The Compendium of Caraka 6.23.104

6.23.104

mandāgnitvaṃ kāsaṃ sonmādaṃ nāśayeyuratha puṃsām/
guṭikāśchāyāśuṣkāḥ kolasamāstāḥ samupayuktāḥ//
iti kṣārāgadaḥ/
viṣapītadaṣṭaviddheṣvetaddigdhe ca cācyamuddiṣṭam/
sāmānyataḥ, pṛthaktvānnirdeśamataḥ śṛṇu yathāvat//

poor digestion, cough, along with insanity in men—they are destroyed / when pills of the size of a jujube dried in the shade are employed. / Thus the alkaline antidote. / In cases of drinking poison, bites, stings, and poisoned weapons, this general remedy has been stated; / now listen to the specific instruction according to rule.