The food that the world’s oldest man dies at 112 must eat every week…

The food that the world’s oldest man dies at 112 must eat every week…

Guinness World Records announced that John Tinniswood, the world’s oldest person, died in a UK nursing home on Monday (25th) aged 112. He became the world’s oldest living person in April this year and celebrated his 112th birthday in August. He is said to have paid attention to the news every day in his later years and managed his finances. In addition, he had to eat fish and chips every week.

John was born in Liverpool, England, in 1912. He married in 1942, during the Second World War, and served in the British Army, managing finances and organizing food supplies. After the Second World War, he worked in the accounting departments of Shell and BP. From the age of 100 to 110, he received a birthday card from Queen Elizabeth II every year. In April this year, after Venezuelan Juan Vicente Pérez Mora died at the age of 114, John became the oldest person in the world at that time.

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John Tinniswood dies aged 112. (Associated Press)

John Tinniswood became the world’s oldest living person in April this year. (Reuters)

John Tinniswood can’t live without fish and chips every week. (X@SausageAnchor)

John Tinniswood can’t live without fish and chips every week. (X@expresoyuc)

John Tinniswood and his wife. (X@expresoyuc)

A flexible mind in old age

Iain has kept his brain active in the years since Apart from the weekly fish and chips, he says he doesn’t pay much attention to what he eats. He also said that the key to proper maintenance is “adequate amount”. He said that it is not good to eat or drink too much or exercise too much. “You can’t do too much.” When asked about the secret of a long life, he said bluntly: “There is no secret, I’m just a lucky person.”

John has seen history over the last hundred years. He said that the world has not changed much, “but of course airplanes have made the world smaller.” He pointed out that some parts of the world may be getting better, but some parts are getting worse. He concluded by giving advice to young people, “Whatever you do, do your best.”