− | Food comprising ''rakta shali'' (Oryza sativa), ''yava'' (Hordeum vulgare), ''mudga'' (Phaseolus radiatus), meat soup of dry land animals, milk, cow’s urine, ''asava'' (fermented infusions), ''arishtha'' (fermented decoctions), honey, ''sidhu'' (alcoholic preparation from sugarcane juice) and ''sura'' (alcoholic preparation made by fermenting a mixture of water, flour of rice and jaggery). ''Yavagu'' (rise gruel) and ''odana'' (rice) should be given along with cereal soup, or meat soup that are prepared by adding mild sour tasting drugs, small amount of ghee, pungent tasting drugs and ''panchamula'' (bilva (Aegle marmelos), agnimantha (Clerodendrum phlomidis), shyonāka (Oroxylum indicum), kāshmari (Gmelina arborea) and pātalā (Stereospermum suaveolens)).[97-98]. | + | Food comprising ''rakta shali'' (Oryza sativa), ''yava'' (Hordeum vulgare), ''mudga'' (Phaseolus radiatus), meat soup of dry land animals, milk, cow’s urine, ''asava'' (fermented infusions), ''arishtha'' (fermented decoctions), honey, ''sidhu'' (alcoholic preparation from sugarcane juice) and ''sura'' (alcoholic preparation made by fermenting a mixture of water, flour of rice and jaggery). ''Yavagu'' (rise gruel) and ''odana'' (rice) should be given along with cereal soup, or meat soup that are prepared by adding mild sour tasting drugs, small amount of ghee, pungent tasting drugs and ''panchamula'' (''bilva'' (Aegle marmelos), ''agnimantha'' (Clerodendrum phlomidis), ''shyonaka'' (Oroxylum indicum), ''kashmari'' (Gmelina arborea) and ''patala'' (Stereospermum suaveolens)).[97-98] |