Warburg Phenotype as a Mitochondriopathy

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Exploring the unique biology of Neanderthals, the book delves into their symbiotic relationship with archaea, which influences metabolic processes like the Warburg phenotype. This condition, linked to various disorders such as cancer and autoimmune diseases, is contrasted with the dietary habits of Neanderthals, who consumed a ketogenic diet to mitigate glycolysis. In contrast, their hybrids with Homo sapiens adopted a high-carbohydrate diet, exacerbating health issues. Additionally, the text discusses the potential of fecal matter in stem cell transformation and transplantation.