The Compendium of Caraka 6.3.148

6.3.148

hṛdrogaṃ śvāsamānāhaṃ &mohaṃ ca janayedbhṛśam/
sarvadehānugāḥ sāmā dhātusthā &&asunirharāḥ//
&`kāsaṃ ca kurute bhṛśam' iti pā-. &&`duḥkhanirharāḥ' iti pā-.
doṣāḥ &phalānāmāmānāṃ svarasā iva sātyayāḥ/
vamitaṃ laṅghitaṃ kāle yavāgūbhirupācaret//
&`phalebhya āmebhyaḥ' iti pā-.
yathāsvauṣadhasiddhābhirmaṇḍapūrvābhirāditaḥ/
yāvajjvaramṛdūbhāvāt ṣaḍahaṃ vā vicakṣaṇaḥ//

would greatly produce heart disease, asthma, abdominal distention, and confusion.
The humors, accompanied by āma, residing in the tissues, pervading the whole body, difficult to extract,
are dangerous, like the juice of unripe fruits.
At the proper time, one should treat one who has vomited or fasted with thin gruels,
prepared with suitable medicines, beginning with rice water at first,
until the mildness of the fever, or for six days, [if one is] wise.