Alameda Acupuncture2258 Santa Clara Ave, Ste 1
Alameda, CA 94501(510) 814-6900- Testimonials
As you can see by the other reviews, he’s a tad more than great. First meeting John suggested I might be allergic to wheat, something my family doctors hadn’t suggested in the 3 years that I knew something was wrong with rashes on my body. That alone was the ticket to ride. And he’s just good energy medicine – I even call him a brother. A warm bright light beautiful soul that is connected to the unseen worlds.
– Mark... Read more »
It’s comforting to know there’s a healer such as John Neiters in the world. And, it was greatly to my benefit when I lived just a few blocks away from this amazingly talented, kind, engaging and highly knowledgable man.
Alas, I moved to L.A. 6 yrs. ago, and believe me, I sorely miss his expertise and the comfort of knowing I am in totally capable hands no matter the malaise.
I went to John regularly for almost 2 years. I... Read more »
I feel like since I’ve been seeing Dr Nieters I’ve been given a new life. I began to see him 5 months ago and I was a mess. I also started practicing Qigong and between that and treatment from Dr. Nieters, I have been able to join the living again! I’ve even been able to get off one of my medications. And have hope that in the next couple months I can eliminate another one. Thank you! Thank you!
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Stroke & TBI Rehab
Acupuncture for Stroke Recovery: Rebuilding the Brain

When a stroke hits, life can change in an instant. One moment you’re preparing breakfast before work, and the next you’re on the kitchen floor unable to move one side of your body. The weeks that follow are then filled with hospital visits, rehabilitation appointments, and often frustration. Tasks once performed automatically like buttoning a shirt, lifting a coffee cup, or speaking clearly, become daily battles.
Months of physical therapy can then follow, but progress is often slow. Speech can remain slurred and fatigue can be relentless. Many are desperate for additional help and can look to acupuncture to help with recovery. While acupuncture is not a replacement for emergency medicine or rehabilitation therapy, growing clinical research suggests it may offer meaningful benefits for some patients recovering from stroke. continue reading

