Climate Change, Archaeal Endosymbiosis&Mitochondrial Conflict Syndrome

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The book explores a novel concept termed mitochondrial conflict syndrome, linking climate change to a breakdown in cellular symbiosis. It posits that environmental stress leads to a regression in human cellular evolution, resulting in disorders such as psychiatric issues, cancer, neurodegeneration, and autoimmune diseases. The conflict arises between mitochondria and archaeal-derived cells, suggesting that global warming catalyzes a shift towards a primitive anaerobic phenotype. This theory presents a new perspective on the health crises facing modern civilization as a consequence of environmental changes.