The Compendium of Caraka 6.26.76

6.26.76

vyāyāmasaṃdhāraṇaśuṣkarūkṣapiṣṭānnavātārkakaravyavāyān/
kharjūraśālūkakapitthajambūbisaṃ kaṣāyaṃ na rasaṃ bhajeta//
ityaśmarīcikitsā/
vyāyāmatīkṣṇātivirekabasticintābhayatrāsagadāticārāḥ/
chardyāmasaṃdhāraṇakarśanāni hṛdrogakartṝṇi tathā 'abhighātaḥ//

One must not indulge in exercise, suppression of urges, dry, unctuous-less flour-foods, wind, sunrays, or sexual intercourse, / nor dates, śālūka, wood-apple, rose apple, lotus fiber, or astringent taste.
Thus ends the treatment of calculus.
Exercise, sharp purgatives and enemas in excess, anxiety, fear, fright, persistent disease, / vomiting, food indigestion, suppression of urges, emaciation, and trauma produce heart disease.