A combination of fine disturbances undermines the health of man. This is why methods of traditional medicine help to reveal and remove hidden multiple disturbances. Modern medicine practically cannot do that, because its diagnostic arsenal is always directed towards revealing and correcting diseases alone. Thus, traditional and non- traditional medicines look at human health from contradicting each other, they organically combine and are integrated from both a diagnostic and treatment standpoint. Integration of traditional and non- traditional medicines is not a goal approach of diagnostics and treatment. Looking at man his health from different aspects and different provides a three- dimensional picture as a complex and cognisable system. Only such a systematic approach allows individualisation, prediction and a diseaseprevention trend in medicine, treatment of man instead of disease, of the root cause instead of the consequences. Only such an approach makes it possible to understand that everybody has his own cause for any disease- a cause for allergy and psoriasis, ischemic heart disease, polyarthritis, paradontosis, prostatite, balding, bronchial asthma. Physicians, who have long been talking of an individual approach, will be indignant. What is an individual approach as they understand it? Take for comparison s sake two allergic cases. At any allergy centre a patient will be taken through allergic tests to determine his or her own individual set of allergens. Then an anti- allergy preparation will be chosen which suppresses the allergy in this particular person, in a dose which corresponds to this person s age. Then he Сll take a course of hyposensibilisation to the discovered allergen. And then doctors will tell the patients to avoid contact with his specific allergens- this is what is called an individual approach.