Alameda Acupuncture2258 Santa Clara Ave, Ste 1
Alameda, CA 94501(510) 814-6900- Testimonials
The clinic shines with professionalism, peace, and tranquility. Dr. Nieters takes his time to understands my conditions from a broad perspective, and thanks to his experience and skill, he is always able to offer positive effective help.
I would recommend this clinic highly to anyone looking for great care backed with lots of experience and a balanced perspective from both eastern and western medical thought.
-Jesse (yelp)
I stumbled upon Dr. Nieters’ show when trawling the net for a better understanding of what my elevated cholesterol numbers meant. And it has changed my life! I found answers about cholesterol, both through listening to past shows and by calling in from New Delhi. India. What’s more, as I began to actually follow the good doctor’s advice on exercise, nutrition and supplementation, I realised what he means when he says “Knowlege if you listen, Power, if you Act.” I... 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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