Question by sixtiesradical: Has any person else been outraged to uncover Hansen’s “Natural” Diet program Soda?
The last point I expected to have to watch out for in a natural food shop is foul-tasting chlorinated sugar, but one particular day I discovered a nauseating flavor in the soda I had just bought and was appalled to study the fine print that stated “Splecccchhhhhda”!* Hansen’s site contains a speak to form, so I complained about the deceitful marketing of “natural” on a item adulterated with a prospective carcinogen. The rationalization I got from them was as arrogant as any I would expect from any mainstream capitalist pig. Has everyone else noticed the snake oil that prevails in each aspect of “health” foods, thanks to a Repuke mentality?

*To be totally accurate, it actually mentioned eithe “Splenda” or the generic “sucralose.” Exact same distinction.
mike1942, you haven’t been paying attention. When I go into a all-natural food shop, I do not even appear to make positive I’m not buying a diet drink. WTF would I? WTF would everyone? And Splenda has come up with this clever Republican trick of hiding its microscopic logo to avoid turning off would-be shunners. Do not give me that “do not get it” BS. Don’t f’ing sell it!

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Answer by nickipettis
there is no legal, govt. definition for “natural”

so the businesses use it to imply what ever they want it to mean

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