Human Metabolism and Sexuality

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Exploring the interplay between human metabolism and climate change, this book delves into the influence of Neanderthal genes on modern human sexuality and behavior. It highlights unique brain structures in Neanderthals, which may lead to traits such as impulsivity and matriarchal social patterns. The text discusses the role of actinidic archaea in metabolizing cholesterol, linking it to hormonal changes and the production of gasotransmitters that affect autonomic functions. This complex relationship suggests a biological basis for androgynous behavior influenced by evolutionary genetics.