¿Es bueno o malo el guacamole de Mercadona?

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Borja Girón's Instagram story of his keto fridge haul sparked two people to tell him Mercadona's guacamole is terrible.

["Borja Gir\u00f3n opens by sharing an Instagram story showing his fridge after shopping at Mercadona and Lidl, which prompted two people to criticize Mercadona's guacamole.", "He explains he follows a ketogenic diet, which he calls 'the no-diet,' based on eating foods humans evolved to consume: meat, fish, eggs, and some vegetables.", "Borja argues carbohydrates are sugars, and people don't realize bread, pasta, and cereals convert to sugar in the body.", "He criticizes focusing on guacamole quality when many still eat 'shit' like pizzas, hamburgers, and processed foods daily.", "Borja shares his personal eating habits, noting he occasionally indulges in high-quality treats like pastries from La Mallorquina in Madrid.", "He emphasizes eliminating major dietary issues like daily cereal or bread consumption before worrying about minor details like guacamole.", "Borja describes his keto diet enabling him to eat once a day or even skip meals, contrasting with carb-dependent hunger cycles.", "He claims this diet boosts his productivity, allowing eight-hour focused work sessions without distractions from hunger or caffeine.", "Borja states he's likely in the top 1% of productivity globally, referencing his output on visibilidad.top.", "After 11 minutes, he analyzes Mercadona guacamole ingredients, starting with 95% avocado content.", "He debunks the idea that salt causes hypertension, calling it a misconception promoted by companies like Kellogg's and Coca-Cola.", "Borja explains cholesterol's role, arguing 'bad' cholesterol cleans up excess fat and problems arise when combined with sugar.", "He notes the guacamole contains small amounts of sugar (about 1.5%), which he says is minimal but could be removed.", "Borja lists other ingredients: dehydrated onion, jalape\u00f1o, garlic, cilantro, citric acid, ascorbic acid, and antioxidants E-301, E-331, E-202.", "He compares antioxidants to paracetamol, suggesting they mask product degradation rather than solving it.", "Borja acknowledges these additives extend shelf life for business reasons but considers them relatively safe in small quantities.", "He reiterates that Mercadona guacamole is far healthier than most foods people eat, using the 80-20 Pareto principle.", "Borja parallels guacamole criticism to someone focusing on AI-generated images in his marketing instead of his diet.", "He concludes that eating meat, fish, eggs, and vegetables makes you 99% healthy, reducing cravings for processed foods.", "The episode blends personal anecdote, dietary advocacy, and product analysis in a solo monologue format."]

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