Garudapurana 1.191

The glorious Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa — 191
Hari said:
White root of punarnavā gathered under the Puṣya asterism—
water drunk [with it, and placed] beside him, in [his] dwellings there are no serpents.

Whoever carries an image of Garuḍa made of a bear's tooth
will not be seen by serpents as long as he lives, O bull-bannered Lord.

Whoever drinks the root of śālmali with water under the Puṣya asterism, O Rudra,
serpents will have their fangs dropped out towards him; here there is no doubt.

When the root of lajjāluka gathered under Puṣya is bound to the hand,
one may seize serpents, or through an unguent; here there is no doubt.

The root of white arka gathered under Puṣya, drunk with cold water,
destroys poison from biting insects and poison born from karavīra and the like.

The root of mahākāla ground with sour gruel—
an ointment of that removes the poison of voḍra snakes and duṇḍubha water-snakes.

Root of taṇḍulīyaka ground with rice-water
and drunk along with ghee removes all poisons.

Root of nīlī or lajjāluka ground with rice-water
and drunk destroys poison from biting insects, through one or both of them.

Fresh juice of ash gourd with jaggery and sugar,
drunk with milk, destroys the poison of biting insects.

Likewise, it removes the stupor [caused by] the root of kodrava.
Sugar combined with licorice and drunk,

and taken with milk, removes the poison of rats in three nights.
And from drinking three sips of cold water,

salivation of one whose mouth is burned by betel ceases.
Having drunk ghee with sugar, the intoxication of wine-drinking does not [persist].

Water well-boiled with the root of kṛṣṇāṅkola, drunk,
then destroys artificial poison within three nights, O Maheśvara.

Hot cow's ghee combined with rock salt
destroys, O Mahādeva, the pain caused by a scorpion.

Safflower, saffron, yellow orpiment, realgar,
ground karañja, and root of arka, O Śaṅkara—

the poison of human beings is destroyed from eating these, O Śiva.
And from applying lamp oil on bites caused by insects, O Śiva,
the poison of a kharjūraka is then destroyed; there is no doubt here.

On the sting-site of a scorpion, dry ginger combined with tagara [destroys pain];
the poison of a honey-bee is destroyed by an ointment of these.

Śatapuṣpā and rock salt, or with ghee, one should smear with that.
The seed of śirīṣa, rubbed with boiled milk,

by its ointment, O Mahādeva, dog-poison is destroyed.
Sprinkling with fire-heated water likewise [destroys] frog-poison.

From drinking juice of dhattūra mixed with milk, raw sugar, and the like,
the poison of dogs is destroyed, O Lord whose crest is marked with the crescent moon.

Water boiled with the barks of banyan, neem, and śamī—
from sprinkling it, the toxic pain of the mouth and teeth is destroyed.

From the application of devadāru and the application of red ochre,
nāgeśvara, the two kinds of turmeric, and madder, O Hara—
from an ointment of these, spider venom is destroyed, O Lord of Umā.

Seeds of karañja, bark of varuṇa,
sesame, and mustard destroy poison; here there is no doubt.

Ghee and aloe leaf administered with salt, O Hara,
destroys itching on the bodies of horses within ten days.

Thus ends the one hundred and ninety-first chapter in the Ācārakāṇḍa, named the first part of the Pūrvakhaṇḍa, in the glorious Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa.