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Century of Serenity: 112-Year-Old World’s Oldest Man Shares Secrets to Longevity

John Alfred Tinniswood, the world’s oldest man, celebrated his 112th birthday with a humble reflection on his age, stating he simply doesn’t feel it. Acknowledged by Guinness World Records in April as the planet’s oldest male, Tinniswood enjoyed his special day surrounded by loved ones at his care home. Despite reaching this extraordinary age, he attributes his longevity to a calm demeanor and staying active during his youth, particularly enjoying walking. His birthday was marked with no fuss, as he insists that feeling young at heart is his true secret to a long life.

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