Is this business part of a franchise or chain? No

What business did it replace? B&L Properties, and Suisun Valley Bank

Do you have other local businesses? Away from the office Moffett is an avid sports photographer. Lamb assists his wife Gloria at Schuster Real Estate.

Fun fact about your business? Both doctors look alike, and many patients think they're twins.

Your company's mission or philosophy? To help as many people as possible through quality chiropractic care, nutrition and exercise.

Describe your management style? Positive, high energy, always willing to help.

Why did you choose to open this type of business, or become involved with this industry? We both had football injuries in high school and were helped by chiropractic care.

What life experience best prepared you for this business? Knowing that if you practice healthy habits you will become healthy.

What business sets an example you'd like to follow? Disneyland. You're excited to go, you're greeted with a smile, and happy you're there.

How would you describe your clients? From newborn to elderly, family care, sports injuries, auto accidents, work injuries. We have the best patients in the world.

Chiropractic Best for Chronic Spine Pain
New Research Shows Manipulation Superior to Acupuncture, Drugs

A randomized, controlled clinical trial just published in Spine1 reveals that chiropractic "manipulation" is superior to both drugs and acupuncture in the treatment of chronic spinal pain (people with pain lasting more than 13 weeks). The study, conducted at a multidisciplinary spinal pain outpatient unit (MSPU) in an Australian public hospital, involved 115 patients randomly assigned to receive one of three interventions: medication, needle acupuncture or chiropractic manipulation.

One of the study's most remarkable findings was that patients in the manipulation group reported a 47 percent improvement on the SF-36 questionnaire, compared to only 15 percent for the acupuncture group and 18 percent for the medication group. This finding is all the more significant because the SF-36 does not measure back pain per se, but gives a perception of the level of one's overall health.

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