Cause of death of influencer Ben Bader (25) revealed

Ben Bader’s cause of death has been revealed.

The 25-year-old influencer was found “unresponsive” in the clubhouse at Admiral’s Cove, a civilian community in Florida, and died on Oct. 23, Jupiter Police Department spokesperson Sean Reed previously confirmed to PEOPLE.

A Palm Beach County Medical Examiner’s Office report obtained by PEOPLE ruled that Bader’s cause of death was “coronary atherosclerosis due to arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease” and that his cause of death was “natural causes.”

Bader, a Cincinnati native, is known for Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and X, where he collectively maintains more than 200,000 followers, where he shares lifestyle content and financial advice. I also ran a financial coaching course, The Artisan Lab, and an email newsletter to share financial tips.

Bader was running on a treadmill at Admiral’s Cove Regional Gymnasium and “did not appear to be in distress” when he was caught on security camera at 6:20 p.m. Eight minutes later, a Palm Beach County Coroner’s Office report said, Bader was found unresponsive by “another gym patron.”

According to a Jupiter police incident report obtained by PEOPLE, authorities arrived on the scene just before 6:30 p.m., and medical personnel continued life-saving measures before Bader was taken to the hospital, Reid and the Palm Beach County coroner’s report confirmed.

According to the coroner’s report, he was pronounced dead at 8:07 p.m.

The Palm Beach County Coroner’s Office, which spoke with the creator’s mother, said Bader was in “relatively good health, other than recent complaints of back and shoulder pain, and was undergoing physical therapy to address his discomfort.”

A toxicology report obtained by PEOPLE found codeine was detected in Bader’s urine but not in his blood, and the coroner’s report suggested “recent use” of the drug, but said it did not “in any way” cause or contribute to the death.

In a statement to PEOPLE, Upham and Bader’s families memorialized their late creator as “a visionary who led with love, lived with purpose, and channeled his passion into helping others.”

“Through his wisdom, humor and compassion, he had a profound impact on all who knew him,” they continued. “Ben lived each day to the fullest and inspired those around him to seek meaning, connection and purpose in their lives.”

In an Oct. 26 TikTok post sharing the news of Bader’s death, his girlfriend Reem said his death seemed “very sudden.”

“Actually, there was no sign of anything like that happening. We were supposed to have dinner that night and he seemed pretty normal,” she said. “I just talked to him on FaceTime a few hours before he passed away, and he seemed so happy, so normal, just laughing, so funny.”

Bader shared his last video on TikTok on October 23, the day he passed away. He previously celebrated his 25th birthday by going out to dinner with friends, sharing a photo he posted on Instagram on September 22nd in Carousel.

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After his death, several of Bader’s friends posted tributes to the late internet star.

Bader’s friend Jimmy Farley wrote on Instagram: “You are the best friend anyone could ask for and will forever be grateful to God that we were lucky enough to be one of them.” “My children and I will honor your name and take care of our family until the day we join our brothers.”

“Rest in peace Ben,” Trina Nuance wrote on Instagram, adding that the first time she met Mr. Vader was in “X.” “You were such a talented writer. The world is lucky that your heart and soul will transcend platforms and remain forever. We will never forget our heart-to-heart touch.”

“Thank you for all the webinars, hoop sessions, Miami lunches, info jam sessions, and Brickell Key walks,” Miles, a financial influencer known on Instagram as “flip4miles,” posted on Instagram with a photo of himself and Bader.