Mitochondriopathy Internet EMF and Mitochondrial Dysfunction

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The book explores the impact of internet-related electromagnetic field exposure on mitochondrial health, detailing how it triggers the enzyme heme oxygenase in the brain. This process leads to the production of porphyrins, which can self-organize into supramolecular structures known as porphyrions. These structures are capable of storing information, self-replicating, and generating ATP through light-driven electron transport. The narrative further connects porphyrions to the emergence of RNA and DNA viroids, prions, and magnetotactic nanoarchaea, ultimately linking them to mitochondrial dysfunction.