Warren Buffett maintains unconventional diet at age 96

Warren Buffett, the 96-year-old leader of Berkshire Hathaway, continues to draw attention for his unconventional dietary habits. Despite his immense wealth and influence in the financial world, Buffett maintains a diet that often defies nutritional advice, including consuming up to five Coca-Colas a day and eating McDonald's hamburgers.

Buffett, who turned Berkshire Hathaway into a trillion-dollar conglomerate after acquiring it in 1965, recently stepped down as president, handing the role to his son, Howard Buffett. However, he remains an active member of the board of directors. His investment portfolio includes significant holdings in companies like Apple and Domino’s Pizza.

While many in the technology sector emphasize natural diets and processed-food avoidance, Buffett attributes his health and ability to maintain a rigorous work pace to factors other than his menu. He emphasizes the importance of sleeping eight hours, staying active, managing stress, and loving one's work, noting that his routine medical tests remain excellent despite his eating habits.