Every one of us has 400 genetic flaws and about 2 mutations that lead to disease

From the article:

"The human genome is packed with pervasive, architectural flaws."

All that is probably because of all the nuclear bomb testing by the US, China, France etc., Chernobyl, the Karachay Lake disaster, and all the stuff like that, asbestos, thalidomide etc. pp.

For future generations we can add Fukushima, any possible nuclear disaster, genetically manipulated food, mobile phone and WiFi waves, ......................

I doubt the list get shorter.

No, it's because that's what genes do, and on average according to that article we have about 400 mutations. It's what keeps animals going through millions of years.

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Yet when the diet is changed the conditions is reversed proving it was dietary related all along, not genetic or hereditary.

There is no test to prove most disease are genetic. It's just something doctors repeat with no lab test to prove it.

Wait a minute...why are these considered flaws? Is it not in the nature of nature itself to have "flaws" and differentiation between one another?

I was thinking something similar, because some mutations are bad and some are good, so they can't just all be classified as flaws.