Dear Thyroid Folks,

>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.

>What does
>the common use of "chemical" mean?

I think it is akin to the word 'physical,' as opposed to
ethereal. It means 'of this universe,' rather than of
some alternate dimension or other reality. See also:
poison. I'm less sure of this one. 8=]'

 Pax,
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