How to Pair Cannabis with Yoga for a Better Flow

Combining cannabis with yoga can deepen mindfulness, enhance body awareness, and bring more joy to your practice. The key is intentional dosing and choosing the right products. Rare Cannabinoid Company’s Mood Gummies and Mood Oil are designed for balance, clarity, and a gentle uplift—perfect for mindful movement.

Why Cannabis and Yoga Work Well Together

Yoga already encourages presence and connection between mind and body. Adding small, mindful doses of THC and other cannabinoids can help:

  • Quiet mental chatter

  • Enhance sensory awareness

  • Encourage deeper relaxation

Mood Gummies for Gentle Uplift

  • Per gummy: 5mg Delta-9-THC, 5mg CBC, 5mg CBD

  • Vegan, all-natural, tropical pineapple flavor

  • Suggested yoga dose: start with ½ gummy (2.5mg THC)

  • Timing: Take 30–60 minutes before class so the peak effect aligns with your flow.

THC Tincture (Mood Oil) for Precision Dosing

  • One dropperful contains 2.5mg THC, 2.5mg CBC, and 2.5mg CBD

  • Sugar-free, unflavored tincture for sublingual use

  • Suggested yoga dose: start with one dropperful

  • Timing: Take 15–30 minutes before class for a more flexible, fast-acting option.

Best Yoga Styles to Pair with Cannabis

  • Yin Yoga: Long holds and deep stretches

  • Hatha Yoga: Gentle movement and breath focus

  • Restorative Yoga: Full relaxation and stress release

Avoid challenging inversions until you know how cannabis affects your balance. Always stay hydrated.

Quick Practice Ideas

Evening Flow with Mood Gummies

  • Take ½ gummy 45 minutes before yoga

  • Gentle flow, hip openers, supported forward folds, and Savasana

Morning Boost with Mood Oil

  • Take one dropperful 30 minutes before class

  • Sun Salutations, standing poses, heart-opening backbends, and meditation

Final Tip

Start low, go slow, and let your breath guide your movement. With the right approach, pairing cannabis with yoga can enhance your mood, deepen your focus, and transform your practice.

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