Transmutation and Brain Function

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The book explores the concept of biological transmutation within microbial systems, highlighting the unique role of actinidic archaea that utilize actinides for enzyme catalysis. It discusses how these nanoarchaea can undergo mineralization processes and potentially transmute magnesium into calcium, contributing to systemic immune activation. This activation may be linked to various neurodegenerative conditions and psychiatric disorders. The actinidic archaea are positioned as pivotal players in biological fission and fusion reactions, likened to the philosopher's stone in their transformative capabilities.