The Master Molecule of Human Biology Vol. 1

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The book explores the role of endosymbiotic archaea in regulating human biology, particularly through the catabolism of cholesterol and the synthesis of digoxin. It discusses how digoxin influences neuro-immuno-endocrine-metabolic integration in tissues and cells, potentially affecting organ biology and disease pathogenesis. The text posits digoxin as a "neanderthalic hormone," essential for human speciation, and describes its unique properties, including the generation of a superconductive phonon system that enhances quantal perception in the brain, positioning it as a master molecule of cellular function.