He engaged in questionable medical practices. The San offered hydrotherapy, mechanotherapy, electrotherapy and radium cures. For a time, Kellogg promoted "Fletcherizing" or chewing food until it slithered down the throat. However he later revoked the idea when he discovered it destroyed fibre content...
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He was the inventor of peanut butter, granola, and the cereal giant Kellogg’s. The San became a spa-like place, where people flocked to rid themselves of health-related problems. The wealthy people of the day often took an annual trip to Michigan to spend a week at the clinic. Eventually, the San became so popular that their had to be multiple extensions to accommodate the hundreds of patients that stayed at one time...
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