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Celebration of New Ministry: The Rev. Steven D. Paulikas, Rector.

12/30/2013

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On December 14, 2013, we welcomed The Rev. Steven D. Paulikas as the fifteenth rector of All Saints' Church in an installation and celebration of this new ministry. The Rt. Rev. Lawrence C. Provenzano, Bishop of Long Island, was celebrant, and we were joined by many faith leaders from the community, along with our vibrant All Saints' family. Take a look at the slideshow! (Photos courtesy Katherine Slingluff.)
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William Wells
4/11/2020 11:41:39 am

Boris Johnson may have had this treatment. I sent his staff a message to have him try this treatment every two hours with his doctor’s approval of course.
Reports from Britain indicate that a 6% acetic acid solution kills TB and coronaviruses. Apple Cider Vinegar is 5% Acetic Acid which may kill the coronaviruses on contact.

Seems the medical world wants to go thru all kinds of testing. My No More Colds treatment has worked for me. With all these people dying you would think that doctors would be willing to test this out. It is apple cider vinegar at the grocery store. All the titration I had done indicated that the 5% acidity content listed on the label has a 2.5 pH from the acetic acid. That is the key to lowering the pH in the nose stopping the viruses from multiplying and probably even killing them off. Somebody just needs to do it. At least do the nasal treatment and see what the results are.



A little over four years ago I figured out a treatment for colds that has worked for me. It involves using apple cider vinegar, and the whole deal is that it changes the pH in the nasal passages to acidic so that viruses and colds can't breed. Viruses thrive in a 5.0 pH to 7.0 pH. I think it would work on coronaviruses as it is based on the same principal. A couple years later, I started working on cavities and reversed the pH process which needs to be alkaline, 7.0 and above. No More Cavities by Brian Cusp, my pseudonym. I think that for people who have contracted coronavirus that it would help knock it down, and the recovery process shortened. For those with coronavirus symptoms, I think for most people it would prevent them from coming down with it, and if it was a cold would stave it off. So either way people are not sickened or become less sick.
With this application resulting in a lower pH under 5.0 in the nares and nasal passages this should inhibit the coronaviruses from multiplying in the nares and nasal passages. The CDC needs to test this to see if it would work. By inhaling these vapors once applied in the nares, I have no idea how it might work on coronaviruses multiplying in the lungs. Braggs Apple Cider Vinegar is used by many who claim it works for them to prevent colds, most drinking it every day.

Inhaling the Apple Cider Vinegar vapors which contain acetic acid which has a 2.4 pH as titrated could change the pH in the lungs so that the coronaviruses could not multiply and would die off and in not multiplying not letting the illness become more full blown.
In the last month, several times I have had a stuffy nose in the middle of the night and had difficulty breathing through my nostrils. A dab of apple cider vinegar sprayed onto the tip of my left index finger and dabbed into both nostrils from a small Dollar Store spray bottle and the congestion was gone in five minutes, no telling if it killed off any cold germs or coronaviruses.

No More Colds by William Wells. Consult with your doctor before trying.


https://www.amazon.com/No-More-Colds-Search-Cure/dp/1534941738

My idea to market this never got off the ground because it was homeopathic. Chester County Industrial Development would not work with me to market this. The proof was that it worked for me. Being homeopathic anyone could knock it off. It was simply a matter of putting a small spray bottle of apple cider vinegar in a box and putting it alongside all the cold medicines on the pharmacy shelves and being the first to market it and get acceptance and get market share.

Zicam is one of these products that is supposed to knock colds in a weeks time, never worked for me, the Rush Limbaugh miracle cold fixer, claimed it worked for him if I recall. All the Zicam reports I read said it may work for you in about seven days.

I talked with a pharmacist at Rite Aid, and he knew about putting apple cider vinegar in your nose to relieve congestion, the only pharmacist I ever talked to who had any idea how this worked. As for its effect on coronaviruses in the nose and nasal passages, the lower pH should keep them from multiplying, and the viruses would die off. By not multiplying that would inhibit I would think the virus from becoming more full blown in the body. But that all needs to be validated to go forward with government approval.


It seems after all my endeavoring I finally came up with a why and how that this might actually knock off the coronaviruses in the lungs. It was so simple. You inhale it, stupid.

I just could not imagine it. I could only imagine it when it was incubating in the nose.

So this would explain how Braggs Apple Cid

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