Internet, Low Level EMF Pollution & Pandemic of Mitochondrial Disease

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The book explores the impact of low-level electromagnetic fields (EMF) related to the internet on mitochondrial function and global warming. It discusses how these EMF fields can stimulate the growth of endosymbiotic archaea, leading to increased methanogenesis and further global warming. This process contributes to mitochondrial dysfunction in human cells, characterized by the Warburg phenotype. Additionally, it examines the induction of heme oxygenase, the synthesis of porphyrins, and the potential emergence of RNA viroids, DNA viroids, prions, and nanoarchaea, suggesting a looming pandemic of mitochondrial disease.