The claim records the disconfirmation of the Celestial Bed and Temple of Health as a sustained London enterprise. Amelia Soth’s 30 May 2019 JSTOR Daily article carries the editorial framing “By 1782, Graham was bankrupt”; the Wikipedia biography (drawing on Lydia Syson) records that by March 1784 Graham was forced to sell most of his possessions. The Temple did not reopen; Graham resurfaced in 1786 with public earth-bathing exhibitions in Panton Street and at the end of 1792 began experimenting with extended fasting to prolong his life. The longevity-and-conception promises of the Celestial Bed were not vindicated by any subsequent replication or independent endorsement; the failure of the enterprise within four years is treated here as the practical disconfirmation event, with verification_status refuted reflecting the absence of any sustained subsequent vindication of the bed’s claims.