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AMI Clinic Bedford #LifestyleResolution 2: Eat High-Quality Protein

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Agricultural drug use has become a major health concern for animals and humans alike, courtesy of factory farming methods in so-called “confined animal feeding operations” (CAFOs). 


It’s important to understand that you’re essentially getting a concoction of drugs, including hormones and antibiotics, in every piece of CAFO-raised meat you eat. 

Instead of their natural diet, CAFO livestock are also fed a wholly unnatural diet consisting of pesticide-laden and oftentimes genetically engineered (GE) grains. 

Organic, grass-fed meat that is humanely raised and butchered is really the only type of meat worth eating, if you want to maintain good health. 



www.amiclinics.co.uk

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The AMI Clinic Bedford is a specialist chiropractic clinic and physiotherapy centre dedicated to improving your health and wellness. It also houses a sports injury clinic and other alternative therapies, enhancing, empowering and educating you so that you are healthy, happy and functioning to your best ability.

Our chiropractor and physiotherapist in Bedford specialise in neck and back pain, arthritic pain management, work related injuries, and sports, muscle and joint injuries.

We also offer:
  • Acupuncture 
  • Massage Therapy
  • Craniosacral therapy 
  • Psychotherapy & Counselling 
  • Hypnotherapy 
  • Reflexology 
  • Reiki 

17 Ampthill Road 
Bedford 
MK42 9JP 
01234 307565
info@amiclinic.co.uk
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