The Compendium of Caraka 6.28.169

6.28.169

puṣkarāhvaśaṭībilvaśatāhvānatadārubhiḥ/
tatsiddhaṃ pītamatyugrān hanti vātātmakān gadān//
iti mūlakādyaṃ tailam/
vṛṣamūlaguḍūcyośca dviśatasya śatasya ca/
citrakāt sāśvagandhācca kvāthe tailāḍhakaṃ pacet//

puṣkarāhva, śaṭī, bilva, śatāhvā, nata, and dāru. / That, when prepared and drunk, destroys the most severe disorders consisting of wind. / Thus ends mūlakādya oil. / In a decoction of two hundred [palas] of vṛṣa root and one hundred of guḍūcī, / and of citraka together with aśvagandhā, one should cook an āḍhaka of oil,