Maybe if you're smart enough to do that, you're smart enough to care about your health in other ways and thus you should still fit into the price model that the insurance company uses ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I wouldn’t do it otherwise. Even the flimsiest of pretenses will do it.
Doing it this way also takes care of the cheating concern, it’s a reward I can only get by physically doing the work.
Plus, it gives me a quiet time to watch everything including the Star Trek back catalogue.
And I don’t live in Melbourne so honestly brown water with a gram of sweet is a synonym for coffee.
That is just a guess though. I don't have the ability to verify it.
Be honest here: we are both speculating about that which we don't know, and it is hard to study.
All I'm saying is there may be some benefit for the many fat smart people in taking up some kind of insulin-resistance-reversing diet; lo, for all the fat people (, as well as the thin-yet-still-insulin resistant people, too). But ketosis is not exactly the default path-of-least-resistance for most people, given the standard american diet, conventional nutritional 'wisdom', etc.
Besides, who says the users of this are smart? They're just at a bar that offers that service.