Neanderthals, Digoxin, Endosymbiotic Archaea and Human Disease

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The book explores the connection between actinidic archaea and significant health issues, including neoplasms and various diseases linked to climate change. It discusses how the growth of these archaea may contribute to a "neanderthalisation" of the human mind-body system, affecting brain function and leading to conditions such as metabolic syndrome, cancer, autoimmune disorders, neurodegeneration, and psychiatric diseases. Key concepts include the Warburg phenotype and the role of digoxin from archaeal cholesterol catabolism in these processes.