"\n{\n    \"name\": \"Aisha\",\n    \"surname\": \"Khan\",\n    \"age\": 28,\n    \"weight\": 65,\n    \"height\": 168,\n    \"gender\": \"female\",\n    \"dietPreferences\": [\n        \"Mediterranean\",\n        \"Low Sugar\"\n    ],\n    \"allergies\": \"Dust mites (mild)\",\n    \"chronicDiseases\": \"Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)\",\n    \"medications\": \"Metformin (for PCOS)\",\n    \"other\": \"Works as a graphic designer. Recently engaged. Enjoys painting, hiking, and cooking. Feels pressure to have children soon after marriage. Worried about the cost of living and saving for a house. Secretly dreams of opening her own art studio. Learning Arabic in her spare time to connect with her family's heritage.\",\n    \"pregnancy\": \"no\",\n    \"goal\": \"Manage PCOS symptoms, improve her art skills, and save for the future.\",\n    \"physicalActivity\": \"Moderate (hiking on weekends, yoga 2-3 times a week)\",\n    \"alcohol\": \"Socially (occasionally at weddings or celebrations)\",\n    \"smoking\": \"No\",\n    \"sleep\": \"Average (7 hours)\"\n}\n"
```json
{
    "reasoning": "Dijon mustard is generally low in calories and fat, making it a reasonable condiment. However, it can be high in sodium. For Aisha, who needs to manage PCOS, the sodium content should be considered, but in moderation, it fits her Mediterranean diet. No major concerns.",
    "product_name": "Edmond Fallot MOUTARDE DE DIJON",
    "rating": "B"
}
```