Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal's 'Temple' Device Sparks Debate: Is it Science or a 'Fancy Toy'?

• Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal was seen wearing a metallic, clip-like device called 'Temple' during a podcast, sparking internet speculation.
• Goyal claims 'Temple' is an experimental health-tech wearable that measures real-time cerebral blood flow, linked to his 'Gravity Ageing Hypothesis' research.
• The device is a research prototype under a health-tech startup linked to Goyal's Continue Research, not a Zomato product, and not yet publicly available.
• Medical experts, including doctors from AIIMS Delhi and Zynova Shalby Hospital, dismiss 'Temple' as having "0 scientific standing," calling it a "fancy toy" that cannot accurately measure brain blood flow.
• Experts warn that such devices lack clinical evidence and should be seen as wellness experiments, not medical devices, advising caution against spending money on unproven claims.

Why It Matters: Deepinder Goyal's 'Temple' device, claiming to measure brain blood flow, faces strong scientific skepticism.