Hmmn, not sure I agree - women (even in the UK) still die delivering babies, which sounds pathological to me. The less medical help available the higher the death rate (in general) which indicates that it's not such an easy, natural process. Theoretically, recovering from most kinds of infection is a natural process most people should be able to do, but many wouldn't make it without intervention. Also, I've known women traumatised by a bad birth experience who either went on to choose elective C-sections, or refused flat out to have more children, not to mention women left incontinent or needing fistulas repaired after childbirth, and again, I would call that pathological. And nothing is more natural than death, but a lot of people like painkillers for the last stages of that, I've met very few proponents of "natural death by cancer"....