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Fitting Marijuana Into Your Winter Arc Routine

By Anthony Washington, The Fresh Toast on

Published in Cannabis Daily

Having a winter arc has become a fitness trend, here is how to take it up a notch by using marijuana.

The Winter Arc is a viral TikTok trend encouraging people to focus on health and wellness during the winter months. The trend is a self-improvement challenge that involves setting intentions and making changes to habits to get ahead on fitness and wellbeing goals. Incorporating marijuana into your winter arc can enhance your personal growth journey and help you navigate the colder months with greater ease and enjoyment. With shorter day and chilly temperatures, cannabis can be a valuable tool for relaxation, creativity, and self-improvement. Fitting marijuana into your winter arc routine can give you an extra boost. Cannabis can be integrated into this process to help maintain focus and motivation. First, Dry January has a rival with California Sober. Gen Z has especially embraced the trend of replacing alcohol with cannabis.  It is healthier and helps avoid weight gain.Consider using sativa strains like Tangie or Lemon Haze to boost energy and creativity when tackling your objectives. These strains can be particularly helpful for morning routines, providing a lift to start your day on a positive note. Photo by Alexander Mils via Unsplash For evening routines, indica-dominant strains like Northern Lights or Granddaddy Purple can aid in relaxation and stress relief. These strains can be excellent for winding down after a productive day, helping you reflect on your progress and prepare for restful sleep.

Don’t let the cold keep you indoors. Cannabis can enhance winter outdoor activities, making them more enjoyable and invigorating. Strains like Jack Herer or Green Crack can provide focus and energy for winter sports such as skiing or snowboarding. For more leisurely activities like winter hikes, CBD-dominant strains like Harlequin or ACDC can offer relaxation without intense psychoactive effects, allowing you to stay present and connected with nature.

Incorporate CBD-infused bath products or topicals to soothe sore muscles and dry skin. Cannabis-infused teas or hot chocolate can provide a cozy and relaxing evening ritual. These practices can help combat winter blues and keep you on track with your personal growth goals.

Use cannabis to enhance mindfulness practices like meditation or yoga. This can help you stay centered and focused on your winter arc goals. Additionally, cannabis can spark creativity, potentially inspiring new hobbies or projects that align with your personal development objectives.

 

Always consider health factors when using cannabis. If you’re using it for medical purposes, consult with a healthcare professional to ensure it aligns with your treatment plan.

By thoughtfully integrating cannabis into your winter arc, you can create a holistic approach to personal growth that embraces both the challenges and opportunities of the season. Whether you’re focusing on productivity, wellness, or creativity, cannabis can be a valuable ally in your journey towards self-improvement during the winter months.

The Fresh Toast is a daily lifestyle platform with a side of cannabis. For more information, visit www.thefreshtoast.com.

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