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Well, if it 'de-matures' then certainly would say older, at least mid 30s.
Lots of wiggle room in the question.
Some assume outright time travel, to repeat your life exactly as it were.
Then there's the question of maturation versus just the degenerative effects of aging.
Is it just the natural break down or is it also "wear and tear", and if "wear and tear", does that extend to damage from disease or injury? Can you reset to before an amputation if one were needed? If that's the case you'd want to hold on to that pill until you really start feeling things or have an injury. In school a girl was in an accident and got her leg amputated at 7 or so, so I wager for her the answer would have been certainly under 27 if it got her leg back, even if it meant dealing with a preteen body for a while.