Overview
- Goyal posted a “Coming soon” image of a small gold module on Instagram and X with the caption “Getting there,” directing users to a new Temple account and website.
- He describes Temple as an experimental sensor that measures cerebral blood flow in real time and continuously, saying he has used it for roughly a year.
- The device was built to study his Gravity Ageing Hypothesis, which links age-related decline to gravity’s effect on brain perfusion, a concept he has outlined in recent public posts.
- Goyal cites internal tests reporting about a 7% baseline increase in average brain flow after six weeks of daily inversion-table use, a claim not yet supported by peer-reviewed studies.
- Commercial details are undisclosed, including release timing and regulatory pathway, though the project signals Eternal’s push into health hardware as online speculation and memes continue; Goyal rejects suggestions it is a marketing gimmick.