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Angela Rippon and Dr Chris van Tulleken investigate the ageing process.

Angela Rippon and Dr Chris van Tulleken investigate the latest experiments and research that could help put the brakes on the ageing process.

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How to Stay Young: Series 2

Angela Rippon

Christopher van Tulleken

Paul Overton

Victoria Bell

Ashley Jackman

Emma Hatherley

Graham Russell

How to Stay Young: Series 2: Episode 3

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A 68-year-old learns how to reverse her brain's decline.

Angela Rippon and Dr Chris van Tulleken investigate the ageing process. A woman sees what her diet is doing to her skin, and an ex-policeman scores the worst body age seen so far.

In the final episode, 45-year-old Tina Collett discovers the damage her diet is doing to her skin, 49-year-old ex-policeman Rich Jones scores the worst body age seen so far, and 68-year-old Isabella McTaggart learns how to reverse her brain's decline. If you've ever worried about ageing or wanted to turn the clock back then this programme is going to show you how to do it.

Angela Rippon and Dr Chris van Tulleken see what can be done to halt the ageing process.

Angela Rippon and Dr Chris van Tulleken team up with scientists to turn back the clock on a group of volunteers, showing what can be done to reverse the ageing process.

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