Alameda Acupuncture2258 Santa Clara Ave, Ste 1
Alameda, CA 94501(510) 814-6900- Testimonials
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 »
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)
I have been coming to see John Nieters for over seven years. I was a train wreck when I came to him with a chronic, progressive disease that Western doctors predicted could land me in a wheel chair. I’m happy to say that not only has my condition not worsened, I’m significantly healthier than even before I first got hit with my disease. John literally saved my life. I have recommended him to at least 10 other people and those... Read more »
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