Editing Maximilian Bircher-Benner (section)

==Legacy==
Shortly after his death, a second sanatorium was opened and named "People's Sanatorium for a Lifestyle Based on Nature," and was run according to Bircher-Benner's ideas. In 1939, the Vital Force clinic was renamed the "Bircher-Benner Clinic" in his memory.<ref name="Zurich Development Center"/> In the late 20th century, after closure of the sanatorium, it was briefly a student [[hostel]]. It has since been purchased by [[Zürich Financial Services]], and is named the Zürich Development Center. It is used for executive training, and also houses an extensive private art collection.{{cn|date=January 2018}}

Several brands of factory-made cereals based on Bircher-Benner's original recipe for wholegrain-fruit-and-nut muesli are widely marketed as popular breakfast and snack foods in Europe and North America.<ref>https://worldfiner.com/familia Familia brand Swiss Muesli official web site</ref><ref>https://www.alpenusa.com/ Alpen brand Swiss Muesli official USA web site</ref>