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Doctors are questioning Deepinder Goyal’s Rs 85,000 “Temple” wearable, noting that its claims lack proof. Goyal describes the device as a wellness gadget rather than a medical device. The wearable advertises the ability to track heart rate, brain blood‑flow signals and physiological strain, but critics say these claims are not supported by independent research. Comparisons are being drawn with popular fitness trackers such as the Apple Watch and Garmin, though it remains unclear how the Temple’s performance measures up against them.
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Goyal says Temple is a wellness gadget, not a medical device. Critics say its claims lack proof. Here is what we know
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Deepinder Goyal has introduced a pricey forehead-worn device called Temple which monitors physiological signals. The product claims to measure brain blood flow and offers insights into ageing. However, medical professionals dispute its claims and question the scientific validation behind its…
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Goyal says Temple is a wellness gadget, not a medical device. Critics say its claims lack proof. Here is what we know
