The Origin and End of the AIDS Pandemic

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The book explores the impact of human endosymbiotic archaeal overgrowth on global warming and human evolution. It discusses how archaea can induce stem cell conversion and lead to a Neanderthal-like phenotype through cholesterol catabolism, which affects immune responses and retroviral resistance. The depletion of cholesterol in immune cells hinders retrovirus entry, while also causing vitamin D deficiency. In contrast, modern humans, with lower archaeal loads, lack these immune mechanisms, making them vulnerable to infections and potentially leading to extinction.