Alameda Acupuncture2258 Santa Clara Ave, Ste 1
Alameda, CA 94501(510) 814-6900- Testimonials
I rely on John Nieters. He is great with GI issues, mood, hormonal/menopausal/fertility issues, and with stress management. He really knows his stuff, and I am so grateful to have this option to support my health. It is no exaggeration to say that treatment with John not only creates marked improvement on specific symptoms and health issues, but also improves my overall quality of life. It is the best money I spend on myself.
– Shelli (yelp)
John has been helping me with my health for several years now and I always appreciate the depth of his knowledge and his medical curiosity. Not only is his knowledge broad-based, but he brings an unusual warmth and generosity of spirit to his caring practice. John has helped me primarily with thyroid and bone density issues, but I also see him if I have an injury or bad cold/flu symptoms. Today I stopped into the Saturday morning drop-in clinic at... Read more »
Dr. John Nieters, Lynn, everyone at Alameda Acupuncuture changed my painfilled exhausted self into a vibrant person again. Severe pain I’d had for 6 months and received lots of useless medications for was treated with herbs, acupuncture and cleansing diet. Pain is gone, folks. I love this place of support and health.
– Francine (yelp)
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Winter Acupuncture: Governing Vessel 14
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Five Self Care Tips for Fall
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