What is disease? Is it random? Is it an unfortunate occurrence of symptoms?
Or, is it a structured and systematic attempt to signal internal dysregulation? 

As a physician, a doctor who understands life as a whole – the primary goal in medicine is to  understand the cause of the symptom. 
The standard of care/conventional approach – is to reduce symptomology. As an example,  Eczema is not dangerous or contagious disease, but rather a discomforting disease caused by inflammation. The exact cause is unknown.. The primary management options are immune suppressants, corticosteroids, and anti-histamines. The conventional model "Standard of Care" in medicine is to remove the symptoms of disease.                  
If botanists took this same philosophical approach " It is an inherited disorder or an issue of the plant's immune system, the cause is unknown" - to human disease, as conventional medicine indicates, botanists would be in the business of developing immune modulating and steroid drugs for any plants which had discoloration of the leaves. 
But they are not! -  Why? Because botanists, and humans with common sense, first look for the cause of the yellowed leaf. 
Because they understand that the yellow leaf is an attempt for the plant to display an INTERNAL issue. Botanists understand that there are many factors involved in the yellowing of a leaf. Most likely, the  "root cause" is based on poor conditions of the soil/environment/water. 
Did the soil contain adequate nutrition, minerals?
Did the plant receive adequate light? 
Were there adequate microorganisms growing in the soil, aiding in the decomposition of matter?
These questions – in essence, are the exact medical approach Dr Deszynski uses in diagnosing and treating disease. Rather than determining that “it is an inherited disorder or condition of inflammation and immune system – and treat by suppressing the inflammatory and immune system” – the physician should ask WHY there is inflammation and immune system suppression. 
I do not believe in symptom management. I understand that the most important work I can do as a physician, is to determine the true causation of disease, so that symptoms no longer exist, not because we removed, masked, or suppressed the symptoms, but rather because the body no longer has reason to display these symptoms, and in effect, the body is truly cured of disease.