I had opportunity to go visiting, so took a handwork piece along to finish that had been in progress for over 2 years, and I'd never taken the time to finish it. I did... (well, still need to sew a sturdier hemstitch around the edge)... but it's basically finished.
It's a combination of a Orgone Accumulator, and a magnetic pad. I bought 3 large cotton hand towels; (I'm allergic to wool), and on the very center one, sewed some bias strips to hold Neodymium magnets, all sewn to be one polarity per side of towel. There were about 5 strips with magnets sewn every 1 1/2". Then, on the outside towels, I sewed on three layers deep of steel wool. There were about three rows of this to cover the towel. After sewing the steel wool on and the magnets on, I put all three layers together, and whipped it around the edges to hold it together, and tacked several places in rows, in the center rows, to keep it from coming apart in the center.... Hope this makes sense. It is pretty heavy and bulky.
The Orgone Accumulator idea, is as I understand it, to alternate organic (cotton or wool) with inorganic (steel), to somehow absorb cosmic energy, and charge the person using it ~ with new vitality. The magnets are supposed to somehow enhance this.
So, after my husband finished a week's worth of putting in 4X4's for a client's deck uprights, and being very sore, his back was not doing too well. Then, we rode in a car for a day for our holiday, and he really was tense.
I tested he needed 3 EO's, and I put them in a carrier of Lecithin oil, and rubbed them on his back and put the Orgone blanket on him for about 30 minutes... He commented that his back felt much better, noticeably so, than it had in a LONG time. I've used it on him twice more, and he hasn't been complaining of his back hurting, so I feel it's better, stronger, and not so tight.
My thoughts are that this blanket really helps to charge the body's tissues with electrical energy potential. This should help to improve the person's overall vitality, and allow strength for the system to fight it's own battles for health.