कोषातकारग्वधदेवदारुशार्ङ्गेष्टमूर्वाकुटजार्कपाठाः | पक्त्वा कुलत्थान् बृहतीं च तोये रसस्य तस्य प्रसृता दश स्युः||५६||
Take 80 tolas of decoction prepared by boiling in water mountain ebony, purging cassia, deodar, black nightshade, trilobed virgin’s bower, kurchi, mudar, Patha, horse-gram and Indian nightshade. Add to these, the paste of one tola each of rape-seed, cardamom, emetic nut and costus, and 8 tolas of each of the oil known as the emetic nut oil, honey, barley-alkali and rape-seed oil.
Add to these, the paste of one tola each of rape-seed, cardamom, emetic nut and costus, and 8 tolas of each of the oil known as the emetic nut oil, honey, barley-alkali and rape-seed oil.
This should be administered by the wise physician as evacuative enema to patients afflicted with disorders of Kapha, weakness of the gastric fire and disgust for food. Or administer as enema the decoction prepared in water of wild snake-gourd, chebulic myrobalan, deodar and long pepper,
or the decoction of the two varieties of pentaradices, the three myrobalans, bael and emetic nuts and cow’s urine. Add to this the paste of kurchi, Patha, emetic nut and nut grass, rocksalt and oil along with barley alkali.
The evacuative enema with this solution is foremost in curing diseases of the Kapha type of anemia, intestinal stasis and chyme disorders. It also cures stasis of flatus and urine and severe distension of the bladder.