Mitochondriopathy - Renal, Lung, Liver, GIT, Bone and Joint Diseases

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The book explores the connection between actinidic archaea and various diseases, linking their growth to climate change and the concept of "neanderthalisation" in humans. It discusses the metabolic processes involved, such as the Warburg phenotype and cholesterol catabolism leading to hyperdigoxinemia. The role of human mitochondria in synthesizing digoxin and the interaction between archaeal RNA and mitochondrial DNA is examined, suggesting implications for conditions affecting multiple organ systems through mitochondrial dysfunction.