Kent, you have come from a farm and have a degree in both agriculture and psychology. How did those 2 different fields lead you to become a pioneer in essential oils?

I grew up on a farm and even during college I would milk cows in the morning and at night. I took college for my double-majors in agriculture and psychology.  On the farm, we learned that the best theories were those that lead to RESULTS.  There was no insurance for our farm animals.  If they got sick, we had to get them better or lose money.  In psychology, I was always fascinated by the science of brain chemistry.  How does the brain work and why?  And how can we help make it better?   

When Leiann was introduced to herbs and essential oils, and she started seeing results, I started to use this same kind of thinking. In many ways, herbs and essentials oils were the overlap of my interests in agriculture and my studies in the science of psychology.  I was interested in the science behind herbs and essential oils. Just as in agriculture – I wanted to try and get the best results.  And this passion for results is what has continued to push me in my research to deepen my understanding of nutrition, herbs, and essential oils.  It’s the drive to get the best results that pushes me to make multiple versions of our blends for specific purposes and then to test them over and over again with many different people.  Ultimately that’s what we are after – real results for real people.