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Cow, goat, buffalo, horse, donkey, camel, elephant and ram; all are said to kill worms, to be pungent, bitter, hot, dry and light, and to remove kapha and vata.
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Verse 35 opens the group of urines (mūtravarga) with eight kinds of urine and gives them one shared set of properties: they destroy worms, are pungent, bitter and hot, dry and light, and remove kapha and vata.
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- Chapter 5
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- T03
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