In the late 19th century, Will Keith Kellogg and his brother, John Harvey Kellogg, managed the sanitarium in Battle Creek. While there are many competing stories, historians mostly agree that W.K ...

The iconic cereal flakes were first served to patients of the Battle Creek Sanitarium, where they were so beloved that former patients would request them through the mail, historians say.

The building is wrapped in rich history. The building was first used as the Battle Creek Sanitarium, referred to by locals as "The Old San." It was rebuilt after a 1903 fire. The Battle Creek ...

which soon became the Battle Creek Sanitarium. Overseeing the popular resort, Kellogg preached the philosophy of “biologic living,” including light therapy and the use of electric currents.

From 1876 to 1943, Dr. John Harvey Kellogg was the director of the Battle Creek Sanitarium, a grand hotel, spa, and wellness center. He is perhaps better known for his invention of cornflakes ...

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