Endosymbiotic Archaeal Mediated Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Disease

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Exploring the impact of global warming, the book delves into the concept of evolutionary regression in human cells to a primitive anaerobic state due to archaeal symbiosis. It highlights the conflict between rickettsial-derived mitochondria and archaeal cellular structures, leading to various systemic disorders, including neuropsychiatric issues and autoimmune diseases. The author proposes that this mitochondrial conflict disorder, driven by climate change, underpins many contemporary human health challenges, suggesting a link between environmental shifts and cellular evolution.