World’s Oldest Smoker Jan Dies After Asthma Incident
Jan, widely known as the world’s oldest smoker, has passed away following an asthma-related incident, bringing an end to a life that drew global attention for its unusual longevity.
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According to reports, Jan had smoked for an estimated 107 years — a claim that both astonished and puzzled many around the world. His story gained widespread attention online, not as an endorsement of smoking, but as a reminder of how unpredictable human health and longevity can be.
While his decades-long habit sparked debate, health experts continue to stress that smoking remains a major risk factor for serious illnesses, including respiratory and heart diseases.
Tributes have poured in from admirers who described Jan as a remarkable figure whose life became a symbol of endurance, even as discussions around his story renewed calls for stronger awareness about respiratory health and lifestyle choices.
World’s Oldest Smoker Jan Dies After Asthma Incident