Overview
- Goyal posted an Instagram image reading “Temple Coming Soon” with the caption “Getting there,” offering the clearest look yet at the tiny gold module.
- He says the device measures brain blood flow in real time and continuously, and that he has used an experimental version for about a year.
- The project builds on his Gravity Aging Hypothesis, with internal team observations claiming a roughly 7% baseline rise in brain flow after six weeks of daily inversion-table use.
- If developed, Temple would mark a move by Eternal into medical-device hardware focused on neurology and aging research.
- No release timing, commercialization plan or regulatory pathway has been disclosed, and the claims await independent scientific and regulatory validation.