Endosymbiotic Archaeal Origin of Covid 19- Rare Earths in Mobile Phone

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The book explores the connection between global warming, electromagnetic fields (EMF) from internet use, and the growth of endosymbiotic archaea. It posits that low-level EMF pollution mimics fields from metal actinides, which are prevalent in beach sands and used in mobile technology. This interaction may enhance archaeal growth, potentially leading to the secretion of RNA viroids that could recombine with human RNA sequences, contributing to the Covid-19 syndrome. The implications of this research highlight the intersection of technology, environmental changes, and health.