Neanderthalic Substrate, Endosymbiotic Archaea and Archaeal Digoxin

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Exploring the role of homo neanderthalis, this book delves into its connection to emerging viruses like COVID-19. It highlights how archaeal RNA viroids hybridize with human elements, leading to viral generation. The Neanderthal's endosymbiont synthesizes digoxin, a hormone that can splice RNA and potentially destroy COVID-19. Additionally, it discusses the Warburg phenotype's ability to produce stem cells, which are resistant to immune attacks. The narrative suggests that Neanderthals act as superspreaders, while homo sapiens can utilize digoxin and dietary changes for resistance.