Doctors are right about Temple, but we should let Deepinder Goyal cook
AI summary
Temple, a Rs 85,000 health tracker by Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal, faces sharp criticism from doctors who label its brain blood flow claims as unproven and potentially fraudulent. While the device measures superficial heat and heart rate, Goyal defends the product despite lacking concrete scientific evidence for its core health assertions.
Key takeaways
- Doctors criticize Temple for making unproven claims about measuring brain blood flow.
- The device tracks superficial heat and heart rate rather than internal brain activity.
- Deepinder Goyal defends the product despite lacking concrete scientific proof.
- Temple's pre-orders launched amid significant controversy and social media debate.
Read the original at India Today
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