The Voynich Ninja

I’ve been looking into the Voynich Manuscript and had a thought I wanted to run by people here.
Some analyses suggest that certain visual features in the plant drawings (like root structure) might correlate with patterns in the text. That got me thinking about whether the different sections of the manuscript are more connected than they first appear.
What if the plant drawings aren’t meant to represent real plants, but instead combinations of different parts (like roots, stems, leaves) that stand for ingredients or categories?
Then the section with the women in liquid could be related to how those things affect the body, possibly something to do with reproduction or internal processes (not necessarily literal bathing).
And the zodiac diagrams might act as a timing system, since astrology was often linked to medicine back then.
So instead of separate sections, it could be one system where plants, the body, and astrology all interact.
I might be completely off, but I’m curious:
has anyone looked at whether these visual patterns (like root types or other structures) connect to specific kinds of outcomes in the biological or zodiac sections?
Just trying to see if linking these parts together leads anywhere.

Voynich theory is the new Turing test.

This one passes visual inspection but does not fool CopyLeaks nor GPTZero.

I recommend looking at the large amount of theories and solutions threads here to get a grasp of the things people have suggested. Ordering them by amount of replies may be helpful so you can see the most popular/controversial of them. So many people have posted so many theories that I would be surprised if people haven't discussed aspects of what you are saying at some point. 

In fact, the women in liquid being seen as related to reproduction is an extremely common idea here that you will see frequently. 

If you think you have a lead, do some observations and report back if you find anything concrete!