About Us

I’m Not Your Average Dope Dealer! I'm Your friendly neighborhood healer! I'm thee mad scientist! Greta Williams used to make pitchers of brewed tea when family came to visit her in West Philadelphia, PA. I joyfully remember her brewing tea and adding lemons then placing that old glass pitcher full of tea in the fridge to get cold.  Before the tea was cold my family and I would devoir it. Greta, better known as Grandma G or Grams, could never brew enough tea for us. Following suite, most importantly, I became a third-generation tea brewer, hence why the brand is Grandma G’s Herbal Tea.  Also, as a child I grew very fond of science with hopes of finding the cure to cancer post the death of my grandfather to lung cancer at the age of 15. I realized there was a calling of purpose on my life. I moved on to get a bachelor’s degree in biology, minor in Chemistry, master’s degree in health Promotion Management, Graduate Certificate in Nutrition Education, and a Certified Health Education Specialist. Fast forward to my adulthood, I healed myself of diabetes, tonsillitis, bronchitis, tonsil stones and reoccurring yeast infections with a transformational change in diet and exercise. I found the power of healing through food and beverage. That love for healing and health science grew into Health Neurotics, LLC. As a scientist my creativity has always led me to inventing and innovating.  One late night I made a batch of brewed tea for a southern vending event the next day. Southerners love sweet tea! Being skeptical I only made ten teas and each one in a mason jar. The teas sold out! I heard whispers in the air of directions to my table to get the tea. In that moment I knew I struck genius. That day in Richmond, VA at that vending event, Grandma G’s Herbal Tea was born and now paying homage to the matriarch who paved the way. Grandma G started the tea recipe. I transformed her recipe into a healthier alternative. Now our tea is known as “The Best Tea in the DMV (DC-Maryland-Virginia). I’m enhancing the natural options for food and beverage, because far too many people that look like me are suffering from preventable illnesses. Food and beverage is a sustainable method to healing and improving health outcomes.