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The world lost a good one on Sunday 🙏🏽. Richard Veech, PhD passed away in his Maryland home. His life’s work on ketone and mitochondrial metabolism have influenced many in our field, the industry as a whole. He created the first ketone ester and has publish some of the most widely cited papers in the field of ketone body metabolism over the past 20 years. Say a prayer for his life’s work and follow Frank @ketoneaid for more details on his memorial Saturday. P.S. Per sources, although Richard studied ketone metabolism extensively, he didn’t eat a ketogenic diet. 🤷🏽‍♂️ #keto #ketoester #exogenousketones #ketodiet #ketogenicdiet #intermittentfasting #fasting #ketones

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