Living To 100 Life Expectancy Calculator Hack 0.3 + Redeem Codes

I agree with the review from Michael. This could be made much better with a more detailed questionnaire. For instance, the question on exercise being how many days per week do you exercise 30 minutes or more. This is based on the old metric of 30 minutes a day at least five days a week equals 150 minutes per week. This is based on moderate exercise. However, if you exercise in your upper heart rate range, which I do, the same benefit can be accomplished with 75 minutes of exercise per week. And does not even take into account whether or not you do strength training, especially for older adults. Muscle gain is extremely important. So a more detailed question could cover the total minutes per week you exercise and the intensity. This is just one example. But I paid my five bucks and got an interesting result. I just hope my retirement savings last that long if this prediction comes to pass. Lol.

The concept of making an assumption about date of death is good, but the input info is not detailed enough for any believable accuracy. For instance: diet is not considered, diabetes, sleep disorders, certain medications, and many other life shortening diseases and conditions are not asked. Yes, I know most Americans have a very short attention span. Build a more scientific and transparent app for those of us with a brain. I would pay for an app that used more subjective criteria to arrive at a believable outcome.

The info seems fairly accurate, more detailed questions than most, but he you get your results, you are stuck. No way to restart or change selections. You have to kill the app and do it again.
It would be nice to be able to go back and change a variable to see how it impacts the outcome.

Given it was an app that had to be purchased, I expected it to at minimum replicate the detailed questionnaire on the website, and then also provide feedback. Neither was the case. There are roughly 6 questions with no level of detail nor any reference to key items used in other calculators nor in the website version. A complete waste of money.

I don’t recommend this app. It is extremely thin in terms of analysis and input. As another rater noted, there are sever areas not covered. At the end, it tells me to eat healthier, exercise more, and don’t smoke (and this was after I answered that I have never smoked). 20 minutes on Google gets you to the same place.

We will see if the Information Age breaks open the proprietary knowledge of actuarials and questions estimating life expectancy risk. For now this as good as I could find but I would prefer something coming not from a physician but a life insurance company

The questionnaire does not ask for current age or past/current major illnesses (heart disease, cancer, diabetes). It also does not include a response for being exposed to second-hand smoke as a child, when so many of our parents smoked back in the 70s and 80s.

Once used, the app locks itself with the original finding. It would be nice to be able to try it again checking the results if you were to change your exercise routine, diet or other variables.

Overpriced & was recommended thru a link in an article on Apple News from Barron’s. I’ve seen a number of apps that asked significantly more questions & provided much more creditable results. Don’t waste your money & highly disappointed this was endorsed by Barron’s & on Apple News, definitely eroded my opinion of both!

This app let me use it once and won’t let me go back and do it over. A total WASTE of $4.99. USELESS