कल्कयेदारनालेन पाठामरिचसंयुताः । एष व्यन्तरदष्टानामगदः सार्वकार्मिकः ॥ ७१ ॥
Gloriosa superba, kaṇāḥ – or Piper longum along with pāṭhā – Cissampelos pareira and marica saṃyutāḥ – Piper nigrum are made into paste with fermented rice wash and consumed. This Sarvakarmika agada is best for bites of Vyantara (cross breed) snakes.
sitam maricaṃ – (Shvetamaricha or shigrubija) - Moringa oleífera soaked and macerated in the juice of flowers of śirīṣa – Albizia lebbeck for seven days is beneficial for drinking, nasal drops and collyrium for persons bitten by snake.
Two pala (96 grams) of nata – Valeriana wallicii and kuṣṭhābhyāṃ – Saussurea lappa and four pala (192 grams) of ghee and honey consumed internally bestows happiness even if bitten by Takshaka (mythical serpent).
In the first stage of poisoning from a bite of Darvikara snake, blood should be let out (by incising near the site) and then agada (anti-poisonous recipe) mixed with honey and ghee should be given to drink immediately.
In the second stage, emesis therapy should be administered and use an anti-poisonous recipe as before. In the third stage, application of anti-poisonous collyriums and nasal medications should be adopted.