To me, it doesn't say that at all. As I pointed out to Serge, good wine complements good food and good food complements good wine. There is nothing in that sentence that suggests the food is more important than the wine or vice versa. From the Huna point of view, this distinction is important. For our current discussion, the Seventh Principle applies.
Effectiveness is the measure of truth.
Western medicine excels in physical reality, which is the realm of separation. It tends to ignore the other three realities, in which many complementary healing methods excel. Genuine healing can be achieved only when all four levels are addressed. Therefore, combining the physical technology of western medicine with the emotional, mental, and spiritual technologies of other systems makes for optimally effective healing. I'll give you some examples in my next article.