Archaeal Symbiosis and Modulation of Human Sexuality

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The book explores the impact of Neanderthal genetics on modern human behavior, particularly focusing on female dominance and matriarchal societies. It delves into the role of Neanderthal genomics and metabolonomics in fostering androgynous behavior, highlighting the influence of actinidic archaea on cholesterol metabolism and sex hormone production. The narrative suggests that dietary choices can influence the evolution of sexual phenotypes, proposing that specific diets can shift characteristics between Neanderthal and modern human traits, ultimately modulating sexuality.