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In Part 3 of my Cell Danger Response series, I begin looking at what recovery can actually involve. We explore why treatment starts with identifying and removing ongoing triggers, then supporting mitochondrial function, gut health, sleep, movement, nervous system regulation, and the body’s broader healing environment. I also explain why Cell Danger Response is not a one-size-fits-all problem—and why complex chronic illness requires context, testing, and an individualized approach.
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About the Host:
John is nationally and internationally known for treating chronic and degenerative health conditions known as “knotty” diseases in Chinese Medicine. He has also written the definitive book, “The Sweet Spot: Increase Longevity Through Innovative Understanding of Blood Chemistry Labs,” on advanced functional medicine laboratory analysis.
John has completed extensive post-graduate training. He is a Diplomate of the National Board of Acupuncture Orthopedics. Additionally, he completed certifications in Gynecology and Internal Medicine at Zhejiang Chinese Medical University in China. Dr. Nieters was in the first group of American acupuncturists to be certified in Integrated Diabetes Prevention and Treatment at the Xin Hua Hospital, China.
Dr. Nieters has taught international courses in Integrative Cardiology. As a teacher of herbal medicine, he has developed mastery in creating custom herbal formulas.
Inspired by the level of integration offered to patients in Chinese hospitals, John strives to provide integrative health care to his patients within the scope of his practice.
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Dr. John Nieters
Website: https://alamedaacupuncture.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AlamedaAcupuncture/
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