Alameda Acupuncture2258 Santa Clara Ave, Ste 1
Alameda, CA 94501(510) 814-6900- Testimonials
I’ve been a patient of Dr. Nieters’ for many years, now, and I’ve always found his treatment effective, his manner warm and caring, and his clinic a place of healing.
But you don’t get “just” a top-of-the-line acupuncturist and herbalist. You also get an extraordinary resource — someone with an astounding amount of knowledge about what works and not, what’s safe and not, in Western medicine, and what safe and more effective alternatives there may be. Dr. Nieters is yards... Read more »
I’ve been a regular patient of John Nieters for over a year now and have to admit he has helped save my life. John and his staff have helped give me the tools to bring more awareness to my own mind and body. Ultimately giving me more control over my own health.
When I first started seeing John I was suffering from such great fatigue, amongst other issues, that it took me four to six hours before I could... Read more »John and Jenny Nieters are two of the best! They both have a wonderful way about them and together they make a terrific team. If you are looking for a way to improve your life using natural remedies and Acupuncture look no further. You will not be disappointed. Alameda Acupuncture has improved the lives of so many people.
Joe Wilson, Esq., Domestic and International Tax Law
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