Dr. Kellogg was also a trailblazer in other ways in the field of health and wellness. [11] On October 1st, 1876, Dr. Kellogg became the medical director of the Western Health Reform Institute. Also at the Battle Creek Sanitarium, Dr. Kellogg would lead aerobics and calisthenics with the patients, backed by a brass band. Dr. Kellogg and Will Kellogg were pioneers in the fight against tobacco and its harmful effects. The Kellogg Brothers’ courage in publicizing their findings left a legacy on health and wellness concepts that are still felt today.