Is Marin really "wholistic?"

As an intellectual, quasi-spiritual hobby, many inhabitants of Marin County view themselves as wholistic.

Are they, really? Or do they just advocate natural/organic-feeling things that seem wholistic? Is there more schtick than substance?

The ultimate "wholistic" is the vitalistic philosophy of Chiropractic, which medical cultists may deride as dogmatic.

B.J. Palmer, D.C., Ph.C., known as the "Developer of Chiropractic" (son of the founder, Dr. D.D. Palmer), wrote:
"Why even cabbages grow from within, outward, and yet many cannot understand the fundamentals of Chiropractic."

These days, very sadly, that includes a lot of chiropractors.

What do you think?

Don Harte, D.C.
Corte Madera Straight Chiropractor