Michael G Adekunle from 806 W Tiffany Dr APT 2, West Palm Beach, FL 33407, age 44

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Michael Adekunle
President

Pressure Me Clean Inc

806 W Tiffany Dr, West Palm Beach, FL 33407

Michael Adekunle
Director

Pan African Chamber of Commerce Inc., USA

20224 NW 32 Ct, Miami, FL 33056

Michael Adekunle
Director

SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS, INC

PO Box 1670, Miami, FL 33161
3305 NW 202 Ter, Miami, FL

Michael G. Adekunle
Treasurer, Director

Distribution Systems, Inc

2450 W 8 Ln, Hialeah, FL 33010

Capsaicin Gel
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US Patent:

51788799, Jan 12, 1993
Filed:

Apr 17, 1992
Appl. No.:

7/870510
Inventors:

Michael Adekunle - Milwaukee WI
James J. Flowers - Mequon WI
International Classification:

A61K 906
A61K 3578
US Classification:

424484
Abstract:

Clear, water-washable, non-greasy gels useful for topical pain relief contain capsaicin, water, alcohol and a carboxypoly-methylene emulsifier. A method of preparing the gels is disclosed.

Indirect Method Of Treating Orofacial Pain
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US Patent:

52962253, Mar 22, 1994
Filed:

Oct 28, 1992
Appl. No.:

7/967364
Inventors:

Michael Adekunle - Milwaukee WI
James L. Flowers - Mequon WI
International Classification:

A61K 3578
A61K 900
US Classification:

4241951
Abstract:

The invention relates to a method of treating orofacial pain in a patient wherein an effective amount of capsaicin is topically applied to the skin of the face and/or the neck and/or the scalp overlying the trigeminal or upper cervical nerves and it is left in place for a time sufficient to relieve the symptoms thereof.

Method Of Treating An Internal Condition By External Application Of Capsaicin Without The Need For Systemic Absorption
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US Patent:

54319145, Jul 11, 1995
Filed:

Mar 16, 1994
Appl. No.:

8/213654
Inventors:

Michael Adekunle - Milwaukee WI
James L. Flowers - Mequon WI
International Classification:

A61K 700
A61K 3578
US Classification:

424401
Abstract:

A method of treating a pathological condition of an internal organ in a patient which comprises topically applying capsaicin to the skin of the patient containing nerves which lead to the spinal cord segments corresponding to the internal organ without the need of systemic absorption of the capsaicin.