Debbie Gez, the founder of Moriah Herbs, is a good example of what happens when an idea comes from an odd place. When she was 24, her three year old son developed a case of bronchitis. She was on her way to pick up medicine; she found the allure of a natural foods store too attractive and was soon drawn to the books about health and herbs. This led her on a quest for the knowledge of the healing power of plants. She left the store that day with plant extracts for bronchitis treatment for son and skipped the drugstore altogether. Her son was soon cured, without the medication that she initially went to get. She is now an authority on aromatherapy with a BA in Health Science and several Master’s certificates.
According to her website, Debbie says, “In time plants became my best friends. They aided me in my work of healing and training others in the use of alternative medical modalities. They enabled me to not only help people heal themselves but to also help people find their inner peace, happiness and physical health.” In a world that is generally devoid of product loyalty, Debbie’s company is a breath of fresh, scented air. Let’s be honest, the Walton family doesn’t shop at Wal-Mart most of the time. Debbie uses her products because she developed them from a sense of personal need. Owners like this are rare indeed. And that is the most telling example of the necessity of her product. If Debbie is willing to utilize the information to develop these product for her own family, then certainly they should be used for yours.
Check out http://www.moriahherbs.com/, it is your source for natural healing. At Moriah Herbs you are part of the vision, our mission is your well being.
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