New Diseases and Treatment in the Post-Covid World and Longevity

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The book explores the consequences of global warming on human genetics and health, suggesting that increased endosymbiotic archaeal and RNA viroid activity leads to a "neanderthalisation" of humanity. It details how primitive archaeal DNA integrates into the human genome, resulting in the formation of new organelles that contribute to various civilizational diseases, such as diabetes and Alzheimer's. In a post-COVID world, the average lifespan drops to 50, emphasizing the need for artificial organs and advocating a paleo-vegetarian diet to combat these health issues.