Showing posts with label Age Less. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Age Less. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Beyond 100 - 112 Year Old Author To Share How To Live Well Into Your Second Century

Bernando LaPallo 

Top Rated Sanctuary Guest Suites will host the lecture and book preview

       Book Tour and Birthday Party for Bernando LaPallo June 4 & 6 NYC

May 1, 2013 - The headline seems beyond belief yet it's true; Bernando LaPallo is turning 112 years old this summer and is coming to New York City to share his tips on the secrets to his longevity while doing a little celebrating and maybe even catching a Yankees game. His new book "Beyond 100 - How To Live Well Into Your Second Century" will be previewed Tuesday, June 4 at the flagship location of Master Juicer at Sanctuary Guest Suites,196a Stanton Street in Manhattan's lower east side. Mentally sharp and physically active, this is a follow up to his first book, "Age Less Live More - Living With Health and Vitality to 107 Years and Beyond', a top seller on Lulu.com Each attendee will receive a complimentary glass of fresh pressed juice and some insider information on his forthcoming release. Space is limited. Tickets are on sale now at Eventbrite

 

Jazz Age Birthday Party June 6

Born in 1901, a special jazz age birthday party with the musical revue,The Champagne Riot, takes place Thursday, June 6th at 8PM at The Slipper Room 167 Orchard Street. Headlining are the talented duo Gelber and Manning and guests are encouraged to dress up in the styles of the 20's, 30's and 40's and party like it's 1924 and beyond. Some selections of the music of Lena Horne and Fats Waller,who were personal friends of Bernando's will be on the program.Expect a dash of frivolity in the form of burlesque style showgirls. To get updates on when tickets go on sale  go here

The Highlanders in Hilltop Park before The House That Ruth Built

 Yankees Fan in Step with Modern Times

"I am thankful that I have had the chance to see how people live all over the world," says Bernando, who has traveled extensively during his lifetime working at sea after graduating from the prestigious Sorbonne in the culinary arts in 1928. A lifelong Yankees fan since they were called The Highlanders, his memory for baseball is vivid and his birthday wish is to see the Yankees play the Red Sox at a home game June 2. Not one to live in the past,Bernando is in step with modern times. He has his own youtube channel, facebook fan page, twitter accountt and is the worlds oldest network marketer partnered with Usana Health Sciences a nutritional supplement company. He is an advocate of Dr. Schulze's Super Food using it as part of his health regime. "I'm making plans to live, I know I gotta die sometime."

To learn more about Bernando please visit AgeLessLiveMoreStore
Press, Media Inquiries and Interviews welcomed June 3 and June 5th
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A press release is available on I-Wire

Saturday, February 23, 2013

Live Your Best Life Show features Bernando LaPallo Monday 25, 2013

Russ Terry Life Coach is the show's host

 Russ Terry's Live Your Best Life Show features 111 Year Old Author

Bernando LaPallo, the 111 years old author, chef and lecturer on the keys to his longevity, will be live on air talking about his upcoming new book with Blog Talk radio host Russ Terry Monday February 25, 2013. Terry's Live Your Best Life Show airs  at 9PM Eastern time and 7PM Mountain time. Bernando will be answering questions  during the second half of the show. Dial (818) 572 - 4950 to ask your question.

 

5 Tips from a 111 Year Old - Russ Terry Webisode 


Bernando is quite excited about his latest book venture and eager to bring it to audiences as soon as possible. With the success of his first book Age Less Live More - Living With Health and Vitality to 107 Years and Beyond that covered his life in terms of his upbringing and the great influence his physician father had on him and his top ten foods this book promises to go further into foods themselves. While many food and health trends today in America tend to jump on one band wagon or another  quickly eschewing one previously favored "miracle"  food only to cast it by the wayside when another one is touted as the "most" or the "best" it's refreshing to hear from the old school with a well rounded view of foods and their role in human health.
"Nothing God makes is bad but you have to know how to use it." Bernando says and we concur.
It's been a busy month in the media for Bernando. If you have not seen it check out this wonderful profile on Bernando from What's Up Usana?