How is patchouli made? I need to know from in the rainforest to in your home?
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I'm not sure about the rainforest portion, but this site had some good info:\nhttp://www.frontiercoop.com/learn/eo_patchouli.html
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active ingredients: extracts of papaya and pineapple stems, essential oil of mint.  \n\nMade with natural mint, fennel, angelica & parsley
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It looks interesting to me. Thanks for the tip\n\nhttp://www.plantzafrica.com/planttuv/vernonnat.htm\nhttp://www.herbs2000.com/herbs/herbs_bitter_leaf.htm\nhttp://nationalzoo.si.edu/Publications/ZooGoer/1998/1/reallywildremedies.cfm\nhttp://www.metafro.be/prelude/view_reference?ri=VM+2k\nhttp://www.uonbi.ac.ke/acad_depts/chemistry/bhatt.html
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Look it up in your textbook.\n\n\nLong Live Jambi
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Making mud cloth is a time-consuming process, normally taking four days to a week to complete, depending upon weather conditions. Each piece is made of 100% cotton, and is completely and totally handmade, most often by men. They start the process by weaving cotton thread on a loom. The loom is normally hand-held and makes a strip of cloth five to six inches wide. For a normal piece (6'x45"), they will weave nine strips and then sew them together.\n\nWomen traditionally hand paint and design the cloths. A mud cloth artist is much like any western artist. Each concept must be taught or learned over a long period of time. A person working in the art of mud cloth painting must learn how to make each of the different dyes out of organic substances, as well as how each of the substances will react with the fabric and fixatives. The mud used to make mud cloth is usually mixed with water and then set aside to ferment for about one year.\n\nThe first step in painting the cloth is to place it in a solution that dyes the cloth yellow and acts as the fixative. Typically this is a tea made from the Bogolon tree which is native to Mali, West Africa. Using twigs or metal instruments the artist hand paints the designs onto the cloth with the mud, being careful to saturate the area so the mud won't fade out. The tea acts as a fixative for the mud dye. The fabric is then washed and another layer of mud is applied over the first, and so on, for each color. The fabric is then dried and put in an organic solution to make the patterns appear darker. Finally, a soda is painted to areas that will be white. This bleaches the fabric causing it to regain its original white color.
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just make it out of clay or soap. You can carve it out of soap with a knife.
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IT WAS CUSTOM-MADE !!!\nIT IS NOT READILY AVAILABLE OUT ON THE MARKET !!!
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try looking at this website http://www.madehow.com/Volume-2/Bleach.html it gives you the history  and the raw materials that make it, i hope this helps
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go to wikipedia and search mold
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High quality paper products derived from rain forest trees,\nHigh quality furniture products derived from rain forest trees,\nHigh quality guided hunting trips into the Amazon Rainforest,\nLow cost real estate in the rain forest(buyer must cut own trees.)
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Uh...people already live in the rain forest.  Have forever and a day.  You have to be a hunter gatherer type.  You would spend a decent amount of time just acquiring food, water and shelter.  Unless you start cutting them down and putting in farmland.
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I think my grandpa made it out of sorgum cane, what molasses is made out of. It grows in kinda swampy areas
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Mela luca is a tea tree extract. My mom was into selling all that stuff years ago.  I guess some of the stuff is good for something, but obviously it wasn't that great since she's not selling it anymore.
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Must be the same cannibals that came up with this recipe.\n\nMISSIONARY STEW\nFrom the Kitchens Of Idi Amin and Patrice Lamumba\n\n85 Gallons of Water\n2Baskets of Wild Carrots\n1Baskets of Wild Parsnips\n1Sheaf of Elephant Grass\n1Bushel of Maize\n200Rhinoceros Beetle Larve (Grubs)\n2Warrior Shields of Tremites (Rounded)\n4Helmets of Red Ants (Optional)\n16Scorpions (To Taste)\n2Handfuls of Trade Salt\n24Crocodile Eggs (Beaten)\n12Rhesus Monkey Tails\n36Baboon Jowls\n1Medium to Large Missionary (140-200 Lbs), Depending on Availability\n(Half Portions of Ingredients for Smaller Entree (Below 140 Lbs.)\n\nPlace All Ingredients in Large Communal Cooking Pot and Bring to Boil Over Dried Gnu Dung Fire.\n\nAfter Screaming Stops and Entree Sinks Below the Surface of The Water, Remove Half of The Gnu Dung And Continue Cooking (Stirring Slowing) Until Entree Again Surfaces.\n\nServes Village of 200\nBest When Served Hot
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My mother and my wife make a 50/50 mixture of Hawaiian punch and 7-up. Then the put a small scoop of sherbert on the top of each glass. Man that's good stuff. (thanks, this question put me at level 2)
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Here...make your own:
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check out the shroomery for specific information. in my experiance i've found that the B+ cubensis strain is the most potent. and my favorite growing method is to use enocculated jars filled with fresh ground brown rice flour.\n\n* to make your own fresh brown rice flour buy a cheap coffee grinder for like $20 at wal-mart and a bag of brown rice.