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Dr John Nieters's Fusing of Traditional and Modern Medicine for Widespread and Specific Health Challenges

John Nieters, a doctor of acupuncture and oriental medicine, joins Innerskilled to share his journey into the world of acupuncture and functional medicine. John discusses the evolution of understanding leaky gut, the intersection of traditional Chinese medicine with modern medical practices, and the rising health epidemics of autoimmune diseases and cancers, particularly in the context of CO-V19. He emphasizes the importance of nutrition, the implications of the spike protein, and the role of the vagus nerve in health. John also addresses common health concerns and shares insights from his personal health journey, including his upcoming projects and the importance of medical freedom


00:00 Introduction to John Nieters and His Work

08:08 The Integration of Traditional and Functional Medicine

14:25 Current Health Epidemics: Cancer and Autoimmunity

19:55 Understanding Autoimmune Disorders and Autism

34:33 The Spike Protein Controversy and Its Implications

38:50 The Emergence of Bio Warfare Awareness

39:31 Treating CO-V and Long CO-V Protocols

41:26 Understanding Myocarditis and Heart Health

42:55 Microclotting and Blood Health

45:52 The Role of Glycocalyx in Cardiovascular Health

49:47 Nutrition and Heart Health

54:42 The Gag Order and Medical Protocols

57:46 Vitamin D and Immune Health

01:00:05 Addressing Common Health Concerns

01:02:57 Exploring Lipomas and Energy Channels

01:05:30 Tachycardia and the Vagus Nerve

01:07:08 Cultural Perspectives on Energy Systems

01:10:24 Dr. John's Journey and Upcoming Projects


📚 Books
  1. Nutrient Power – by Dr. William J. Walsh
  2. Applied Channel Theory – by Dr. Wang Ju-Yi
  3. Aging and Blood Stasis – by Yan De-xin
  4. The Sweet Spot – co-authored or produced by Dr. John Nieters (part of his lab reading series)
  5. Never Ever Ever Give Up (upcoming) – by Dr. John Nieters
👨‍⚕️ Doctors & Researchers
  1. Jake Fratkin – “leaky gut” and functional medicine
  2. Bob Flaws – Chinese medicine texts translator/writer
  3. Dr. Abram Hoffer – autism vitamin therapy
  4. Dr. William J. WalshNutrient Power, nutrient-based mental health
  5. Dr. Wang Ju-Yi (Wong Ju Yee)Applied Channel Theory
  6. Dr. Yan De-xinAging and Blood Stasis; Chinese geriatric medicine
  7. Luc Montagnier – Nobel Prize–winning virologist challenged CO-V's origin
  8. Francis Boyle – bioweapons legislation and raised lab-origin concerns
  9. Dr. Peter McCullough – alternative CO-V treatment protocols
  10. Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt – integrative protocols and spike protein detox support
  11. Dr. Shi Zhengli (“Dr. Shi”) – Chinese virologist


https://thebalancingpoint.net

https://www.facebook.com/AlamedaAcupuncture

https://www.instagram.com/alameda.acupuncture

https://www.youtube.com/@alamedaacupuncture⁩

https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-nieters-39611a129

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