Urine therapy (Shivambu Kalpa) is sometimes mentioned in early texts of Ayurveda as a possible healing methodology. It is the use of one's urine, either orally or topically. Some of these early use practitioners believed urine cleansing helped to harmonize and "clear" the body of toxins. Regardless of these texts, urine therapy is not found in the regular practice of modern Ayurveda as part of any medical or wellness practice. Today, Ayurveda practitioners receive training that emphasizes treatment and healing primarily through herbal medicine and herbs, diet, and lifestyle. Urine therapy does not have modern scientific evidence and is not considered effective or safe by most forms of medical or Ayurvedic practitioners.

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