World’s oldest man turns 113 years old

At the age of 113, Juan Mora has a total of 41 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Aside from her slightly high blood pressure and age-related hearing problems, Mora is in good health and doesn’t need support from medications. According to Mora’s personal doctor, she has a habit of drinking 1 glass of wine a day.

Dr. Enrique Guzman said: “He is in very good health for his age. Although there are changes due to age, he has a healthy heart, so health problems do not need to be involved. intervention or long-term treatment. I think with the current diet and lifestyle, she can live for many more years.”

Mr. Juan Mora. (Source: guinnessworldrecords.com)

Orleida Domado – Juan Mora’s niece shared: “I believe that my grandfather never aged, because I see him getting less and less wrinkles. In my mind, he is a person who always lives calmly and comfortably. and liked to pray all day. I never found him upset, because he was always in a good mood.”

Mr. Mora became the world’s oldest man after Satunino Garcia, born on February 11, 1909 in Spain, died in January this year, just two weeks before his 113th birthday.