Not necessarily; somewhat depends upon where you live. I truly think it's making a comeback compared to where it was 40 or so years ago. My ex-husband is a doctor. Fresh out of medical school, he pooh-poohed, laughed at, and berated every even tried and true remedy not out of a pharmacy or practiced within the walls of a hospital. Today, you see more and more acceptance of a methodology which treats the whole person. Of course, there's a danger of going to far in the other direction, too, with so many quack practices out there.

We need to look at the whole man and treat the patient instead of being concerned about something to which we've given a fancy name. Cause is important, and prevention is the key....All the mechanisms to achieve good health are given to us at birth, yet we spend a good part of our lives destroying them. ~ Dr. Peter Macklin

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