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Introduction
Bernando LaPallo, a super centenarian, passed away at the age of 114. His life was an inspiration to many, and his death was as peaceful as his life was vibrant. According to Age Less, Live More, he died in his home in Tempe, Arizona, on December 19, 2015, in the presence of his oldest granddaughter, Erika Chamberlin.
The Cause of Death
Bernando LaPallo’s cause of death was as natural as it gets. He did not suffer from any chronic illness. His heart simply stopped beating. According to his granddaughter, he followed the same daily routine the day he died as he did every single day of his life. It was simply his time to go. He was at peace with himself and his life.
A Life Dedicated to Health
Bernando LaPallo was best known for his catchphrase, “Keep your liver and colon clean,” which he considered crucial for a healthy life. He was a regular on local TV and newspapers, and his youthful appearance and razor-sharp social skills were admired by many. He was a doctor’s son who became a 5-star chef after training in Paris at The Sorbonne in the late 1920s for the culinary arts.
Career and Achievements
LaPallo enjoyed four different careers over his century lifespan. His latest successes being the publication of a full-color print edition of his eBook “Beyond 100 – How to Live Well Into Your Second Century” in two languages just before his 114th birthday. He was a doctor’s son who became a 5-star chef after training in Paris at The Sorbonne in the late 1920s for the culinary arts. After becoming disenchanted with the restaurant business due to the industrialization of the food industry, he changed careers obtaining his license from the Swedish Institute of Massage in New York City at age 71.
Conclusion
Bernando LaPallo’s cause of death was as natural as his life was extraordinary. His life and death serve as a reminder that living a healthy and fulfilling life is within our reach. His legacy continues to inspire people around the world to live healthier and happier lives.
