Is CN’s ok when you can’t train?

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    celinabreivik
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    Hi everyone. I just had a surgery done and I won't be able to train in a few weeks, only slow cardio and easy lower body stuff. I don't want to gain any weight, I still want to get leaner and drop a few pounds, I just dont know what my ratio of protein and fats should look like?I'm a female and at this point around 145-147pounds (66-67kg), and 172cm tall.  Appreciate any feedbacks!

    #214317

    agentmads
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    CNS was made for the most sedentary person possible. So I'd say you're good to go on CN, also without training.

    #214318

    Gnomer
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    CN is perfectly fine for not training.

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    celinabreivik
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    CNS was made for the most sedentary person possible. So I'd say you're good to go on CN, also without training.

    CN is perfectly fine for not training.

    Oh okay!! Good to hear, I've been so scared of what to do now that I can't exercise lol! 🙂Any tips on the ratio of fats and protein? 120g protein and 110g fat maybe?

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    samuel r walker
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    Fat is more muscle sparing than protein so i would keep fat higher if not training

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