Limeade Hack 2.30 + Redeem Codes

At 55 I was burned out, fat, going down a depressed road to diabetes. After my school district switched insurance plans I discover smart health program. Originally I started doing activities to get the reward of money, but I very quickly became aware of the fact that I really wanted to improve my health situation. I slowly over the last year have picked activities to help me do that. Some mental, some physical, and some informational. Safe to say my whole outlook on my future is changing for the better. I have lost 25 pounds so far. My a1c is down, blood pressure is back to normal cholesterol is good and improving etc. I recommend anybody participating. No matter your situation there are activities to help you improve. Success builds as you go.

To be completely honest, a lot of the use of this application is dependent on the individual user. I like the fact that they add new things on a regular basis and give you the opportunity to try new things. One of my concerns, as a semi disabled veteran, walking 10,000 steps a day is not possible. I wish there were other opportunities to walk that don’t require 10k steps a day. This might seem trivial, but every time I take a look at that number, I feel frustrated. It is highly unlikely that I’ll ever walked 10,000 steps a day on a regular basis again. Otherwise, I think this app has great opportunity for many people trying to achieve a balance in their life. I would absolutely recommend this to my friends. If nothing else, logging in every day can provide you an internal glimpse of your own dedication. At the end of the day, what we get I don’t life has a direct correlation to what we put into it. We are seldom rewarded for doing the things that we should be doing already. If any improvement were to be made, I would recommend an evening alert to let you know if you have not logged in and recorded that days activities. Sometimes the day gets away from you, and you simply forget to document your achievements.

I really enjoy the webinars. I do not have a computer at home and sometimes we are too busy at work to get onto limeade every shift to see what new things are available and so sometimes I miss deadlines to begin high point webinars. Since you offer to a long timeframe to watch them why close out who can join? There are times I can do a few at a time and get caught up.
Also, I swear I do not get points posted for things I’ve completed but nowhere does it say who to contact about this nor is there a place to see where I’ve been given the $90 on my paycheck after I’ve completed a level. It just says the date completed. Who do we contact for dates of payment? Now that we cannot go back and see checks from more than a few months back it is frustrating not knowing when the payouts were given. My payout for the year doesn’t reflect the level I’m at.
Thank you for reading.
Also I hope you can off more team walk challenges I enjoy those. And maybe something the outpatient groups can do. The high point lunch and learns are first shift base and liberty oriented so I guess more high point individual options would be helpful to people like me.

Limeade is so….motivating. It has activities customizable to an individual’s interest and likes. Each activity is obtainable while motivating you to complete a new challenge continuously. The mindful activities makes you feel, for a moment, you are in your own tranquil world where stress and anxiety doesn’t reside. The exercise regimen produces results that inspire you to keep going. I have lost a total of 31 pounds since I started doing the Limeade exercises and changing my eating habits since it was introduced almost to Northwestern Mutual two years ago. In less than a year, I went from 207 pounds to 176. I am happy with the strides I am making to reach and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Way to go Limeade!

My husband is doing this program through work, and I decided to also join! This has been great incentive for us! We look at the little challenges as a challenge to ourselves to make sure we can check it off and get the points! We are both down 20 pounds since we started! Kicking sugar, eating healthier, exercising, and looking at the ingredients in our food! All great challenges on limeade! I like that you incorporate other challenges too! For example the money debt challenges! Being able to complete the challenge of paying off a reoccurring debt gave us the push to pay off our mini van! One less bill every month!
Loving this!!! Thank you!!

Only had the app for about 15 minutes. It’s nice to stay connected to your personal health. Things that can help at anytime through out the day or things you can do to help others within the blog.

Also, some of us may not realize we have certain issues going on in our life until we take the self-assessment and they have been pinpointed. So, it’s nice to have them pushed out to you in data and articles. That way we can try to better ourselves if we know the underlying issues.

So far this is way better than before.

I like the app. I find myself trying a little harder than I normally would to complete goals, especially team challenges. The app has made a difference for my overall health and wellness.
One minor issue- on the “improve“ screen and particularly for “step challenges”, if I don’t enter steps before midnight that day it doesn’t log them on the correct day. It doesn’t matter if I change the day at the top of the activity. Case in point: I tried to log 9k steps for Friday on Sat. AM. I changed the day dropdown on top of screen to Friday & logged my activity. When I look back at the activity it shows the steps for Sat. & 0 for Friday. Workaround is to use the website to log activity. Please fix, then the app is 5 stars.

What a piece of junk. Slow as it could possibly be. It took 10 minutes to work my way through the registration screens, and it's been so slow that I can't sync it with my device. If it weren't for the healthcare bonus offered by my employer, I would uninstall immediately. I'm beginning to think, however, that you could not pay me enough to use this app.

There might be something good on the other side, but for now it's the essence of bloat ware and spyware. It turns over a disquieting amount of personal information to my employer. Not sure that this level of intrusion should even be legal.

At the very least, fix the speed issue. All my other apps, including some that are far more sophisticated than this one, run just fine, so don't talk to me about needing to upgrade. This is even slower than the previous snail record holder: MS Outlook. It's quite an accomplishment to do that, guys.

Love the app. Has a pretty user-friendly layout. The one downside I have noticed is it’s translation of information from the Apple Watch. It allows you to sync the health app, but not the activity app. I’ve noticed that it takes my steps from my iPhone and not my Apple Watch. I am always wearing my watch but not always carrying my phone on my person. Is there a fix for this? Or any hope that the availability to connect the activity app will come? The activity app also includes workouts and it would be nice to have this information translate to Limeade, as I use this app to participate in events that my company does to put money into my Health Savings Account.

I’ve really tried to use this app this year and was successful for some time. I am disappointed that every time I have tried to use it for the second half of the year it crashes on me. I can’t use it and it can’t help me if the app won’t even open. I have not had this issue with any other app. I like the idea of doing weekly ‘classes’ and began one of those but none of my points were counted after three weeks in even though I completed the instructions. Just trying to give some honest feedback for improvements that would help myself and others. I do like the app and what it’s trying to accomplish!