In your opinion does 'natural always = good' and 'unnatural' = bad in your eyes?

[Still-alive]

As in anything that is natural automatically is good? and anything unnatural is automatically bad?

Yes in my opinion natural does always = good and unnatural always = bad

not always but usually it does mean those things

Sometimes it means that sometimes not

No natural is natural. it doesn't automatically mean it is good and unnatural is unnatural. it doesn't automatically mean its bad.

Natural does usually mean its good, but unnatural does NOT usually mean its bad

Unnatural does usually mean something is bad, but natural does NOT usually mean its good.

[msmissydc]

The most impoatant thing is, that natural is not a secured term compared to 'Bio'. So bassically everyone can just print it onto everything. So what does natrual even mean? No chemystry, than compare honey to fast food. Least human intervention, compare bread with 'natural' cereals?
Natural is for a reason a not secured term as most of the case it doesn't even make sense to compare a natural food to a not natural food.

[kylee2437]

So from what I’ve learned in my dietetics classes, lots of companies use marketing terms to reel people into thinking it’s better than what it actually is. “Natural” or “organic” or even “heart healthy”. Your best bet is still to look at the good label even still because these marketing terms sometimes mean absolutely nothing to someone’s dietary restrictions and so fourth

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Sometimes it means them things.

[Sour-rose]

"SUPER YUMMY SWEET DELICOUS FRUITY POOTY BLUEBERRY BOOTY GUMBALLS HERE!"

Notice how some companies do this shi? Same thing I feel with "Natural". It could be booshite.

[IslaTheWitch]

I prefer to check what is inside. I also prefer less processed food. The raw is the best. meat, vegetables, fruits, dairy.

[Sparkie460]

Sometimes it means it's good