> And it is here that Chinese medicine could have the biggest impact... with it's emphasis on prevention, in-depth and continuous diagnosis, tailoring the treat

> And it is here that Chinese medicine could have the biggest impact... with it's emphasis on prevention, in-depth and continuous diagnosis, tailoring the treatment to the individual and holistic treatment of the patient (as an interconnected process rather than a collection of individual parts to be treated or removed as necessary). That is exactly what medical primary care providers do, up to the point of the magical "holistic treatment", where your definition turns muddy. Clearly, doctors understand that the body is an interconnected process. The only difference is the treatments you pay for are actually studied scientifically to validate their efficacy.