>>What does the common use of the term "natural" mean?

>It means nothing - one should hear silence when the word
>'natural' is said in commerce, and see [blank] when the
>word 'natural' is written. I am quite certain of this definition.

LOL, great answer Ballew. I would offer one slight modification:

"When you see the word 'natural' on a product label, read 'large price
mark-up' "

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