The Compendium of Caraka 6.7.79

6.7.79

arśaḥśvāsabhagandarakāsakilāsapramehaśoṣāṃśca/
nā bhavati kanakavarṇaḥ pītvā 'ariṣṭaṃ kanakabindum//
iti kanakabindvariṣṭam/
kuṣṭheṣvanilakaphakṛteṣvevaṃ peyastathā 'api paitteṣu/
kṛtamālakvāthaścāpyeṣa viśeṣāt kaphakṛteṣu//

as well as hemorrhoids, dyspnea, fistula-in-ano, cough, kilāsa, urinary disorders, and consumption; / a man becomes gold-colored after drinking the Kanakabindvariṣṭa. / Thus Kanakabindvariṣṭa. / Thus it should be drunk in kuṣṭhas caused by vāta and kapha, and also in those caused by pitta; / and a decoction of kṛtamāla [should be used], especially in those caused by kapha.