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Make My Body Younger

Tuesdays, 8pm, June-July 2009, on BBC Three

Presenter George Lamb and Dr Andrew Curran assessed the lifestyles of a selection of young people to find out how they could make their bodies younger.

Watch the videos below to learn more about some of the show's contributors, and get advice from the Make My Body Younger doctors on improving areas of your lifestyle.

You can find out more about Make My Body Younger from series producer Sarah Wood on the BBC News website.

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Miles

Dr Radha Modgil and Miles on his love of fine food and the dangers of excessive exercise.

  • Miles

    Dr Radha Modgil and Miles on fine food, being on the show and the dangers of excessive exercise.

  • Bobbi

    Dr Alice Sykes and Bobbi discuss her aversions to fruit and veg, and how she overcame them.

  • Antonio

    Dr Suhel Ahmed and contributor Antonio discuss curbing his drinking and drug-taking habits.

  • Jason

    Dr Alice Sykes and Jason discuss his results, and how to turn an excessive lifestyle around.

  • Overeating

    Dr Leanne Hayward looks at overeating

  • Alcohol

    Dr James Lambert looks at binge drinking

  • Smoking

    Dr Radha Modgil looks at giving up smoking

  • Drug use

    Dr John Crosby looks at drug use

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