Fructose Disease, Global Warming, Symbiotic Archaea and Fructosoids

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The book explores the implications of global warming on microbial life, specifically how endosymbiotic archaea and RNA viroids interact with human genetics. It details the integration of primitive archaeal DNA into the human genome, forming sequences that act as jumping genes, potentially influencing genomic flexibility. The emergence of novel organelles, such as archaeaons and fructosomes, is discussed, alongside their roles in metabolic pathways. Additionally, the author links these biological changes to various health issues, including neuropsychiatric syndromes and autoimmune diseases.