"\n{\n    \"name\": \"Daniel\",\n    \"surname\": \" Dubois\",\n    \"age\": 31,\n    \"weight\": 95,\n    \"height\": 183,\n    \"gender\": \"male\",\n    \"dietPreferences\": [\n        \"None\",\n        \"Trying to eat less carbs\"\n    ],\n    \"allergies\": \"None known\",\n    \"chronicDiseases\": \"High Cholesterol (borderline)\",\n    \"medications\": \"None\",\n    \"other\": \"Works as a construction worker. Recently bought a house and is doing renovations. Stressed about finances. Enjoys playing video games and watching action movies to unwind. Tends to skip meals when busy with work.\",\n    \"pregnancy\": \"no\",\n    \"goal\": \"Lower cholesterol, build muscle, and manage stress.\",\n    \"physicalActivity\": \"Moderate (heavy lifting at work, occasional weekend hikes)\",\n    \"alcohol\": \"Regularly (2-3 beers most evenings)\",\n    \"smoking\": \"No\",\n    \"sleep\": \"Adequate (7-8 hours, usually falls asleep easily due to physical labor)\"\n}\n"
```json
{
    "reasoning": "Turkish coffee is a strong, unfiltered coffee. It contains caffeine, which can provide energy but may also increase stress and cholesterol if consumed in excess. Given Daniel's borderline high cholesterol and stress levels, moderation is key. It's not ultra-processed, but the caffeine content warrants a C rating.",
    "product_name": "Kurukahveci Mehmet Efendi Türk Kahvesi",
    "rating": "C"
}
```