Alameda Acupuncture2258 Santa Clara Ave, Ste 1
Alameda, CA 94501(510) 814-6900- Testimonials
Wow, how does one write a review about someone who has completely changed their life. Well I’ll give it a try.
John has been my primary medical provider for about 12 years. Yes I have an MD but rarely see her since John Nieters and for about the last 2 years Lynn Belcher have treated 99% of what ails me.
I’ve suffered with issue including PMS, headaches, RSI, Digestive issues, Anal Fissure, sciatica, Acne, back pain, and neck pain.... Read more »
Dr. John is the best doctor I’ve ever gone to (and I’ve gone to a lot of doctors). Dealing much less hopefully by the moment with chronic immune deficiency fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia, I was so happy to find Dr. Nieters (on Yelp!) and start treatment. This man is so knowledgeable about the body and how it works that it’s both scary and a huge relief. Finally a doctor who actually regards the body as the miracle it is and... Read more »
It’s comforting to know there’s a healer such as John Neiters in the world. And, it was greatly to my benefit when I lived just a few blocks away from this amazingly talented, kind, engaging and highly knowledgable man.
Alas, I moved to L.A. 6 yrs. ago, and believe me, I sorely miss his expertise and the comfort of knowing I am in totally capable hands no matter the malaise.
I went to John regularly for almost 2 years. I... Read more »
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