Alameda Acupuncture2258 Santa Clara Ave, Ste 1
Alameda, CA 94501(510) 814-6900- Testimonials
I can not say enough about the care and healing our family has received through John. John possesses an authentic manner that bridges the traditional western medicine, that we have grown up with, with the empowerment of eastern traditions.
He is a great choice for those just starting to explore acupuncture and herbal therapies.
– Pamela (yelp)
My toddler was consistently getting colds. These colds would turn into bronchitis and croup. The pediatrician diagnosed him as mildly asthmatic. He was given two types of inhalers. I am a believer in holistic medicine and wanted to see if I could improve my child’s immune system. I went to see John on a parent’s recommendation. John asked me questions about his symptoms. He even asked me about symptoms that I knew he had but didn’t connect it with... Read more »
I’m happy with Dr. Nieters! I had first gone with much skepticism after having an no success with acupuncture/herbs at another establishment, so the success that came about was not due to any placebo effect! My only problem is that I can’t be in a hurry when I go –it’s so enjoyable to chat about anything and everything that a while has gone by before we actually get to the treatment. Anyhow, I recommend Alameda Acupuncture wholeheartedly to anybody who... Read more »
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