If the assemblage point does not enter the central location or if it is too large, this ALWAYS causes stress at that specific spot.

For example: if the assemblage point is located on the liver and enters the body there, this will influence the liver function and the organ itself. The skin often shows the location of the assemblage point. The skin may have a round texture, hair may not grow or grow in a circle on a certain location etc.

It is remarkable that the place where the assemblage point leaves the body on the back regularly shows skin cancer or large moles.

NB: this is not a rule and will require a lot more research, but it is interesting that there is a connection with the assemblage point. Many patients had an itch on a certain spot on the back and testify that this itching was gone after the correction. 

Radiometric photo of a woman’s chest

The assemblage point on this photo is visible on a stress location. This woman suffers from stress, the back location will be the left shoulder. Symptoms that may occur in this case are:

• Asthma
• Palpitations
• High blood pressure
• Pain or stiffness in the neck
• Stomach complaints

 The personality type is probably:

• Impulsive
• Hasty
• Active
• Physically energetic
• Not always objective
• Extraverted
• Thinker / worrying

This man has an extremely large assemblage point on a central spot which is unusual. The assemblage point is formed in a circle of 10 cm and is clearly visible.

Many people have a texture like this one, but in this case the assemblage point was clearly measurable and the colour of the house within this circle was changed after the correction.

This young woman has had skin cancer on her back. The cancer has been removed and an unusual large scar has appeared (right side). While looking for the assemblage point location it became clear that the assemblage point left the body on the left side.

The skin was clearly stressed there and had caused irritation. This woman was always itchy on the same spot. After the correction, this itch disappeared.

The man on the photo above has a large mole right next to the place where the assemblage point was. This man also said he had always had an itch on this spot. After the correction, the itch was gone.

Large assemblage points like this one are usually only seen in people who are about to have an epileptic seizure or who have MS.

During the epileptic seizure the assemblage point is very large and will reduce in size again as soon as the seizure passes. The number of seizures can drop drastically if the patient is treated by an assemblage point therapist.