Speaking about Oriental medicine, I meant first of all their holistic approach to diseases. They are not aimed at treating a specific disease or organ. They view a person as a whole. In other words, we can conditionally assume that they are moving from the whole to the particular.

Traditional European medicine pays a lot of attention to symptoms, individual organs and systems. They study people by their corpses. But a living person is not only his living organism. I think you know what I mean.

Yes, I completely agree with your reasoning. The trouble is that to study the world, we use only the capabilities of the intellect, the mind. I dare to assume that these possibilities are limited initially. "...my mind is not able to grasp the whole." "you're damn right.
On the scale of the universe, we are not even grains of sand))