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)
Went if for an exam and he examined my tongue and took my pulse and pretty much told me what my doc told me with an extensive blood test! I was amazed! I like the way he really goes into my diet to prevent my health from declining and gives supplements when needed and acupuncture. I highly recommend him!
– Jessica (yelp)
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 »
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Tag Archives: dry needling
Understanding the Differences Between Dry Needling and Acupuncture
When most people hear the term “acupuncture” they think of needles being inserted into the skin. The term dry needling is often brought up for people suffering from pain as well and it also includes needles being inserted into the skin. Let’s take a deep dive into both.
Enhancing Athlete Performance at the Super Bowl: The Role of Acupuncture
As the Super Bowl captivates the nation with its thrilling displays of athleticism and strategic prowess, a quieter yet increasingly influential player has emerged in the realm of sports performance: acupuncture. In February 2024, Dr. Jenny Nieters had the privilege of supporting NFL athletes at Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, NV, bringing her expertise in sports acupuncture to the Continue reading
Learn Sports Acupuncture with Jenny Nieters
Five Sports Acupuncture Classes
Sports Acupuncture: Ankle Pain, Mobility and Stability
Sports Acupuncture: Core Muscles for Athletic Performance
Sports Acupuncture: Chronic Low Back Pain and Lumbopelvic Stability
Sports Acupuncture: Adductor Muscles and Groin Strains
Sports Acupuncture: Hip Flexor Muscles
Approved NCCAOM/CAB (7 units/class)
Contact Jenny@alamedaacupuncture.com
Sports Acupuncture: Ankle Pain, Mobility and Stability Ankle sprains are a common orthopedic complaint. Continue reading
Tigard, OR: Simple Treatment for Chronic Low Back Pain and Lumbopelvic Stability
Presented by Alameda Acupuncture Corporation
NCCAOM Provider ID 9291 / CAB CE ID 1748
Registration open to Licensed Acupuncturists
Date: May 3, 2023 Time: 9am to 5 pm (1 hour lunch break) Location: Alameda, CA Cost: $525 Instructor Dr. Jenny Nieters, L.Ac. DACM
Course Overview:
Low back pain is a common complaint in the modern acupuncture Continue reading
2023 Courses and Lectures with Dr. Jenny Nieters, L.Ac. DACM
Dr. Jenny Nieters, L.Ac. DACM continuing education courses including anatomy, assessment and acupuncture treatment techniques including neurofunctional motor point acupuncture, trigger point dry needling, and traditional acupuncture for sports injuries, athletic performance and orthopedic concerns.

