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The Kellogg Imperative

In this book, Willis examines John Harvey Kellogg’s significant contributions to healthful living within a Christian framework. He describes how Kellogg combined medical innovations with religious conviction, promoting preventive care, clean living, and holistic health. The work both honors Kellogg’s legacy and invites readers to reflect on how his principles might apply in today’s health challenges. It appeals to those interested in the intersection of faith, wellness, and historical influence.

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R 154 W55 2003

Publisher

Grantham, England : The Stanborough Press Limited., 2003

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110 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

1899505903

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R 154 W55 2003

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Health reform
Christian Lifestyle
History of Medicine
John Harvey Kellogg

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The Kellogg Imperative: John Harvey Kellogg’s Unique Contribution to Healthful Living by Richard J. B. Willis was published in 2003 by Stanborough Press Ltd. The paperback edition is 110 pages long and explores how John Harvey Kellogg’s pioneering work in health reform (nutrition, sanitariums, exercise, hygiene) has influenced modern ideas of wellness. Willis presents both Kellogg’s innovations and their theological roots, assessing their relevance for Christian living today

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