Etymologically, the word “avocado” itself has unsettling roots. Derived from the word “ahuácatl,” meaning “testicle,” the term not only refers to the fruit’s physical shape but is also linked to the Aztec word for guacamole—“ahuacamolli,” translating roughly to “testicle sauce.”

What appears to be a harmless food has, disturbingly, become part of a covert language used by predators to disguise their communication. The next time you see avocado symbolism linked to your favorite celebrities, take a closer look—you might uncover something far more sinister lurking beneath the surface.

Why are they injuring themselves “pitting avocados?”
Why are they so infatuated with “avocado farms?”
Why do they love “little avocados” so much?
What are the “avocado wars” in South America truly about, and why is human trafficking always involved?

Things are rarely what they seem.
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