Yogashataka 4

4

kṣudrāmṛtānāgarapuṣkarāhvayaiḥ kṛtaḥ kaṣāyaḥ kaphamārutottare /
saśvāsakāsārucipārśvarukkare jvare tridoṣaprabhave 'pi śasyate //

A decoction made of kṣudrā, amṛtā, nāgara, and that called puṣkara is praised when phlegm and wind predominate, / in fever causing dyspnoea, cough, aversion to food, and pain in the flanks, even when born of the three humours.