For over 5,000 years, various precious stones have been valued not only for their beauty or rarity but also for their medicinal properties. Throughout Asia, medicines are, to this day, produced from finely powdered gemstones, which are prepared as pills or balms. The powders are microscopic crystals and, unlike all chemical medications, they do not dissolve in water and are not absorbed by the body but pass through and are eliminated by the digestive tract. The blood circulating around the stomach and intestines is energised with the specific frequencies dictated by the colour of the gem powder. The blood then transports the energy to other parts of the body.
Gem medicines are perhaps the first truly non-chemical energy medicine to be invented by man.
For instance, in traditional Indian and Tibetan medicine, diamond pills are the strongest, most stimulating and expensive medication and are said to be able to save the life of a dying person. Diamond is made of carbon and when it resonates it induces energy into the carbon atoms of living cells that are in close proximity. This is the reason why it is the most effective and valuable of all of medicinal gems. To receive the benefits of dielectric energy it is not necessary to ingest gem powders, which can be dangerous unless taken under very careful medical supervision. Wearing large gemstones close to the skin will have a safer and more subtle effect, but will be much more expensive and take far longer to work than gem lamp therapy.