/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6263324
> salt
they process raw salt, they don't create it from unnatural materials
> Chemotherapy
It only slows down cancer, give chemotherapy to a normal human and see how healthy he becomes then
> cast iron pots
you wot m9
> antibiotics
Quoting from wiki : ...most of today's antibacterials are semisynthetic modifications of various natural compounds. They only use natural resources.
> artificial hearts
We are talking about things you ingest and their harms. Otherwise I would love a robot arm as well.
> charcoal slurry (if you drank somethign poisonous)
Again, lesser of two evils. It only comes in handy if you have something damaging worse.
> vitamins created chemically
I guess this can be a valid example of something unnatural with little to no negative effects on human. Especially considering when they directly take seperate chemicals and synthesize them.