Ok so lets say I have a larch tree... where do I go from there?

;D
http://www.dadamo.com/B2blogs/blogs/index.php/2006/03/12/ara6-larch-arabinogalactan?blog=26

Looks like the bark...

http://www.vetassured.com/Arabinogalactan1.pdf

Ask a chemist how to extract stuff...

Would be interested in how you get on   :)

I can just see you at the kitchen table with woodshavings and a chemistry set  ;D

You sit on the ground, leaning against the larch tree, with a laptop computer on your lap. Use the computer to order the larch supplement from DPN. ;)

Quoted from ruthiegirl

You sit on the ground, leaning against the larch tree, with a laptop computer on your lap. Use the computer to order the larch supplement from DPN. ;)

I like the taste of nature with my larch!  :)

Quoted from DoS

Ok so lets say I have a larch tree... where do I go from there?

Well, with a moniker like yours you really created a lot of smiles with this post!  :)

I was thinking sarcasm.

My want to know is very serious. I might enjoy it.

Quoted from DoS

Ok so lets say I have a larch tree... where do I go from there?

You probably have to get a piece of equipment that strips the bark from your larch tree...
and and find another piece of equipment to grind the bark.  Sounds pretty easy to me...:)
I'm glad you asked that question...Curious minds like to know stuff like this!

"Supplemental larch comes from the inner bark of the western larch tree and contains arabinogalactans (which are dense sugars) and soluble fiber. The bark is ground to an off-white powder that has a sweet taste and a pinelike odor."

Quoted from DoS

My want to know is very serious. I might enjoy it.

This page has a reference to two methods.  You'll have to do additional research to know how to complete the processes.
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http://www.raysahelian.com/arabinogalactan.html[/url]