hong kong is always evolving. it's often at the sharp end of political debate, and right now, it's in a fascinating time of transition. this former british colony was handed back to china in 1997, and ever since then, its connection with the past, the mainland and its future has been evolving. the transition hasn't always been smooth, but hong kong retains its own currency and identity. it's one of the most densely packed cities on the planet, it's got more skyscrapers than anywhere else on earth and it's a fusion of cantonese culture with a colonial past. sojoin me as i explore this unique mix of east and west where. .. ..i put my dumpling making skills to the test... she laughs 0k, well, not bad. yeah! ..learn more about the visual identity of the city... ..and meet the conservationist putting hong kong back in touch with its rural roots. came out of nowhere and they kind of sound like ducks. who knew? horn blares. now, this is the way to arrive into hong kong. i'm on the star ferry, which goes from kowloon all

you can probably by 70 to cancel baby formula about a 140 packs of diapers in hong kong. the government also offered the families per already for subsidize housing for saving the fully on both rate. and as a city struggles with sluggish economy industry can reserves. the policy address also include measures to active a stock market liquidity, which i expected it to include laurie in the stock market stamp tax rate. and we launch into investment immigration policy to attract for and capital to invest in hong kong. lee, also us some property market cooling measures to help boost sales. there's a lot of stuff in that wasn't that was the reaction. been to all of these policies or all cash handouts, always welcome to the public worldwide, but the subsidy to families given birth in hong kong, has triggered many debates, most believe is too little and does not provide much substantial help in question. who would give birth to a child for that amount of money. and so many citizens called the policy meaningless as for the priority in to for a public rental homes for families with

hong kong yeah. so the national security law when it was, it was the text of the draft the text of the law was released the same moment it was implemented shining example of democracy. there. and it was i can't remember it was june was it june 1st or may 31st. july july 1st right around there 2020. and it was midnight in hong kong, but it was noon in dc, which is where i was and it dropped right at noon for me. and i remember through the that, you know, text of the law and being, you know, more and more alarmed at the the vague the the sweeping nature of, what it was making illegal, the things it was targeting, how dramatic it was how clearly political it was. but when i got to articles seven and 38, i mean, really, my dropped because those articles effectively say that any person anywhere in the world who breaks any of these laws can be legally targeted by this law. and so it doesn't matter if you're a hong kong resident or not, doesn't matter if you're hong kong or not. it was outlawing activism. s

hong kong will cut on purchase taxes by half to 7.5%. it will also be having the tax residence buying a second home, which is substantial as well miners down there flat then two years without multi-shortening that period from 32 to two years. hong kong will also assist and home purchase taxes for arrivals under the new program. we will see if we get new comments from john lee should be starting his undersea address. markets, as you see, starting to run with that specific story. one market coming online is thailand. we will have a look at that and of course, the indian open, really on the back of the whipsaw in the dollar, to put it lightly. this overnight fairly strong in 2.98 is where we are on the indian exchange-rate let's get more on the stimulus measures announced from china. . were issuance for bonds, perhaps more infrastructure spending. chief north asia correspondent stephen engle is here. you have covered the story for us. keep takeaways. stephen: to ever love of what you sent from john lee's speech, the pressure hong kong is un

they are slashing the stamp duty to make it easierforforeigners to buy property in hong kong.alent visa, a lot of those go—to people from mainland china, you won't have to pay any stamp duty at all. so an admission of an economic problem, obviously this isn't the end for hong kong, it's still asia's largest financial market. when you consider that here in singapore the government has just doubled its stamp duty due to the huge amount of people who have been relocating from hong kong to hear, pushing up the house prices it does give you an idea of the sheer scale of the task ahead for hong kong. deutsche bank has reported a drop in third—quarter profits of 8%, but that was better than expected by analysts. the bank also reported its highest annual revenue forecast in seven years and said it would have capacity to increase dividends and share buybacks over the next 2 years. boeing has reported a larger—than—expected loss as it cut down its full—year forecast for deliveries of the 737 max — to address a manufacturing problem on the aircraft. the us aviation giant, which has strug

and he alsorom hong kong. >> this story was really famous in hong kong, so i wanted to come and purchase it because i know it's in taiwan. >> translator: i think they're encouraging me with the hope that i will keep the bookstore open. of course i also hope to continue. >> the path may not be easy, but hong kongers are determine today carry on their fight for freedom out of taiwan. >> nhk has learned the controversial religious group formerly known as the reunification church has sent a rebuttal to a tokyo court. it's against the japanese government's request to fine the group for failing to answer questions. the culture ministry has been investigated the group's alleged questionable marketing practices and solicitations of large donations from its followers. the group was pulled into the spotlight after the fatal shooting of former prime minister abe shinzo last. the suspect told investigators he believe abe had close tie tuesday the group. the suspect's mother made large donations to it, and he claimed this ruined his family financially. the ministry says it exercises legal authority t

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china, hong kong _ customers in the world? china, hong kong on _ customers in the world? _ customers in the world? china, hong kong on the us _ customers in the world? china, hong kong on the us are - customers in the world? china, hong kong on the us are the l hong kong on the us are the largest exports for fishery goods. but fisheries are winding down injapan. the number of workers has dropped to less than hundred and 50,000 in the past a0 years and our per capita consumption has dropped half in 20 years and the environment surrounding this is already bad but what is really doing the negative in this case is the reputational damage. people's perception that could be contaminated while it is not, and if it is contaminated there will be a problem and that would involve the whole world rather than just the region of fukushima. we shall see what happens later. good to get your take on it. now to argentina where surprise results in its presidential election means weeks of uncertainty at a difficult time for the economy. as you've been hearing the economy minister, sergio mas

the whole of blessing stuff is out of mainstream preston church in hong kong. but a backlash soon followed. echo was disqualified from his position in the catholic church, even after the couple one, the last sort of an equal public housing rights. i couldn't enjoy to victory after about with the impression he committed suicide. somewhat said uh we're under great pressure and so many aspects of our lives intact with the church, a daily routine check. come on, living in public unity. it's just because we gave people would take your time to have him say, i believe the story wouldn't end up like this. otherwise i'll talk with you. henry was initially banned from handling at display names and ashes. he had to fall gibson of the legal case, forcing the authorities to let him handle echoes after death and arrangements. hankle must say to my uncle, yes, ortiz, and the alleged to hold the power. but none of them make an effort like the difference of humiliating thing for the only way left for us is to say only the 2 adults. still the government chose to spend a lot of m

cnn is in hong kong and joins us live now.sti, can you explain what happened here, especially now that it seems you have been acquitted? >> absolutely, paula. a hong kong court today has dropped a firearms charge against american politician one week after he was arrested for carrying a gun into the city in his carry-on bag. washington state senator jeff wilson. he appeared at the west kowloon court today. he wore a black suit and appeared very intense in court. after deliberation and his charges dismissed, and a 24 month bind over order was given, and conditions for the order included abstaining from possessing firearms and ammunition for two years, and his gun was also confiscated. it was on october the 21st when wilson was arrested at the hong kong international airport after he arrived on a flight from san francisco. he was tried with possession of arms not a license. is an offense -- up to 14 years in prison with a fine of more than 12,000 u.s. dollars. shortly after he was arrested, he said he did not realize that his gun

plus the struggle for equality for same sex couples in hong kong. how some say they are still facing discrimination in the territory. the regardless, it's going to help you with this on this wednesday. and we begin in iran where a 16 year old girl is reportedly in a coma after being assaulted by members of the countries. morality, police. the claim is being made by the kurdish rights group and got the group says that i need a girl. what was attacked in a sub where you can tell you ron, for violating these vomit republics? he's job roots or any of authorities claimed that she fainted and hit her head. i'll state media released this edited video after the incident. a similar case you may remember last year spar mass protest and you're wrong talk, does it skips? now we've heard that the parents say that they believe the reigning authorities version of events that she fainted and hit her head. and human rights group though, says they gave the interview under duress while they were surrounded by security personnel. the group also released a photo of the

they are slashing the stamp duty to make it easierforforeigners to buy property in hong kong.cial talent visa, a lot of those go to people from mainland china, you won't have to pay any stamp duty at all. so an admission of an economic problem, obviously this isn't the end for hong kong, it's still asia's largest financial market. but when you consider that here in singapore the government has just doubled its stamp duty due to the huge amount of people who have been relocating from hong kong to here, pushing up the house prices, it does give you an idea if the sheer scale of the task ahead for hong kong. the founder of the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange ftx — sam bankman—fried — plans to testify in his defence at his criminalfraud trial, according to his lawyer. the high stakes move was confirmed in a court conference on wednesday. mr bankman—fried has pleaded not guilty to charges he looted billions of dollars in ftx customer funds. that's your business news this hour. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. south beat was the first hospital to use this arti

hong kong has very strict gun control laws. no one is allowed to possess any arms or ammunition unless they have a police license, given only two police officers, security guards, and shooting range operators. the state senators should have known that chinese and hong kong laws are very strict, because wilson is a trade delegate who frequently travels to the region. and they raise the question repeatedly how this firearm was able to escape metal detectors in america. he says he is looking forward to resuming his vacation with his wife and once this matter resolved.>> thank you very much. >> thank you.>> at least 13 people are dead, 50 are injured after two trains collided in southeast india on sunday. that's what police officials tell cnn. a railway officials is one of the trains stopped after an overhead cable broke and an oncoming train derailed at least two of the carriages. india's railway minister says the early indications are that human error was to blame. the indian prime minister extended his condolences.>>> still to c

today he was in hong kong. the governor took part in a fireside chat at hong kong university. the event was focused on climate change. he told university leaders there the planet's future depends on california and china and said the state could learn from hong kong. >> sharing best practices and also getting the benefit of some of the best practices notably here in hong kong, which has more ambitious climate targets than mainland china and also has one of the greenest cities in the world. 77% of the footprint of hong kong is open space and parks. so it was a great exchange, day one of our multi-day china trip. >> the governor also will visit tesla's gigafactory in shanghai. that factory produced 2 million electric vehicles last month, which is the most of any ev factory in the world. he'll also stop by cities known for public transit and wind power. the governor will be in asia for six days. >>> the california ban on assault weapons continues to go back and forth. the same federal judge who previously overturned california's decades-old ban on assault weapons did it again last

hong kong time.ry inside the sad news that china's former premier has died at the age of 60 a and a heart attack. cctv reporting bad he passed away in shanghai in the early hours of friday morning. he was china's second most powerful man. the number two in china for 10 years. at one point was seen as a top contender for the presidency. we know how that played out. he ultimately lost to president xi jingping. in the time that followed, really found that a lot of his reformists were stifled, by his leadership, the policies that were put in place, and he found himself increasingly sidelined by the time that he stood down for retirement. he was a deeply popular figure within china, and this will be extremely sad and shocking news for many. dina's former premier dies at the age of 68. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goa

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the entire fireworks display will cost approximately $18 million hong kong.ime in five years that hong kong is putting up a firework display for china's national day. in 2019, we saw a cancellation because of the anti—government protests, and then it was followed by three years of covid—19 pandemic, which saw virtually all major gatherings being wiped out from hong kong, from mainland china and from the rest of the world. tens of thousands of people are expected to gather along the coastlines here on hong kong island, and on the other side of the victoria harbour in kowloon to watch the spectacle. some 8,000 police officers are reportedly deployed for the occasion. they are taking no chance, wearing stab—proof vests, stay patrollled and stationed along the streets. even followed by what they call the restoration of order since beijing has introduced the national security law in 2020. john lee, the city's leader, has made a speech earlier today where he emphasised the need for unity across the city for economic development, and he is calling for support for ch

the whole of blessing stuff is out of mainstream preston charge in hong kong. but a backlash soon followed. echo was disqualified from his position in the catholic church, even after the couple one the laws of equal public housing rights. i couldn't enjoy the victory after about with the impression he committed suicide somewhat. so now we're under great pressure and so many aspects of our lives in touch with the church, a daily routine check. come on, living in public unity. just because we gave people who think your time go ahead and say, i believe the story wouldn't end up like this. otherwise. well, since a couple of a sudden henry was initially banned from handling at display mains and ashes. he had to fall, gets an other legal case, forcing the authorities to let him handle it goes up to death arrangements. hankle most seat on my echo. yes, ortiz and the ledges to hold the power. but none of them make an effort. the difference is humiliating. thing for the only way left for us is to say only the 2 adults. still the government chose to spend a lot of money

tens of thousands of people are expected to gather along the coastlines here on hong kong island, and. some 8,000 police officers are reportedly deployed for the occasion. they are taking no chance, wearing stab—proof vests, stay patrollled and stationed along the streets. even followed by what they call the restoration of order since beijing has introduced the national security law in 2020. john lee, the city's leader, has made a speech earlier today where he emphasised the need for unity across the city for economic development, and he is calling for support for china's major development strategies, including the greater bay area initiative, as well as the one belt, 0ne road initiatives. he is seeing these as keys to potential success for hong kong to rebound from an economic downturn since the covid—19 pandemic. and national day is not the only reason for a party if your in china —— particually if you happen to be a panda called goa qing. the bear —— who was born on the eve of the holiday —— is celebrating herfourth birthday. she got a special meal prepared in the shape of moon cak

today hong kong. he took part in a fireside chat at hong kong university.vent was focused on climate change. he told university leaders the planet's future depends on california and china and said the state could learn from hong kong's example. >> sharing best practices and also getting the benefit of some of the best practices notably here in hong kong, which has more ambitious climate targets than mainland china and also has one of the greenest cities in the world. 77% of the footprint of hong kong is open space and parks. so it was a great exchange, day one of our multi-day china trip. >> governor newsom will also get to visit tesla's gigafactory in shanghai. that factory produced 2 million electric vehicles last month. he'll also stop by cities known for public transit and wind power. the governor will be in asia for six days. >>> job on budget and ahead of schedule. that's -- caltrans says there's more work to do, including adding rubberized asphalt. the ultimate goal is to breathe new life into what is a very heavily used corridor. >> this is a two ye

tens of thousands of people are expected to gather along the coastlines here on hong kong island andhe operation. they are taking no chances. they are wearing stab proof vests. they are in station across streets. even followed by what they call the registration of order since the national security law was introduced in 2020. the city's leader made a speech earlier today where he emphasised the need for unity across the city for economic development and he is calling for support for china's major development strategies, including the great debate area initiative. he is seeing these as keys to potential success for hong kong to rebound from an economic downturn since the covid—19 pandemic. stan; from an economic downturn since the covid-19 pandemic.— covid-19 pandemic. stay with us here on bbc news- — good evening. we've had some lovely spells of sunshine across scotland and northern ireland, but the weather front has been hanging around most of the weekend. we've got excess of 50 mm of rain in north wales and north—west england. we saw a heavier pulse of rain working up towards and ac

today he took part in a fireside chat at hong kong university.told the university leaders the planet's future depends on a partnership between california and china and said california could learn a thing or two from hong kong. >> sharing best practices and also getting the benefit of some of the best practices notably here in hong kong, which has more ambitious climate targets than mainland china and also has one of the greenest cities in the world. 77% of the footprint of hong kong is open space and parks. it's a great exchange, day one of our multi-day china trip. >> it's a six-day trip. hong kong, shanghai, beijing. here's what else is on the governor's agenda. a visit to tesla's gigafactory in shanghai. it produced 2 million electric vehicles last month, the most of any ev factory in the world. >>> before heading to china, we mentioned the governor was in israel. a surprise visit included a stop at a hospital where people recovering from injuries during the october 7th attacks by hamas. our political analyst, larry gerston, explains what this

earlier today he took part in a fire side chat at hong kong university.nt focused on climate change. he told school leaders the planet's future depends on california and on china. and he said the state, california, could learn from hong kong's example. >> sharing best practices and also getting the benefit of some of the best practices notably here in hong kong, which has more ambitious climate targets than mainland china. it also has one of the greenest cities in the world, 77% of the footprint of hong kong is open space and parks. so it's a great exchange, day one of our multi-day china trip. >> during this trip, the governor will also visit tesla's shanghai giga factory. that factory produced 2 million vehicles last month. he's going to stop by cities known for public transit and for wind power. >>> also in our climate and crisis series, longer allergy seasons. if you thought that you were sneezing and had those watery eyes outside of when you normally do, you are not wrong. new findings show that fall warming patterns over the last five decades could

it is a holiday in hong kong today.orate with chinese authorities on unspecified probes. -- reported net income for the third quarter that missed estimates and -- technology reported net income for the third quarter of more than 600 million yuan. that was a jump from a year ago. heck vision also reported income for the third quarter that missed estimates. shery: take a look at how markets are trading right now, kiwi stocks on holiday but we are watching the asx 200 at the moment lose about 8/10 of 1%. it is a third session of losses for the australian stock rocket and seeing a big fall of about 8/10 of 1%. you are seeing the kospi also losing ground for a third consecutive session. we have the korean won slightly stronger in the previous session given the pboc's latest moves to offer record cash infusion last week. we are seeing the korean won holding steady as the japanese yen is also holding steady but of course that after attaching that 150 level against the u.s. dollar. you can see right now holding at that 14980. t

and colour explodes across hong kong's skyline as 30 thousand fireworks are set off to celebrate china'sational day. hello, i'm ben mundy. thanks forjoining us. our main news our main news comes our main news comes from spain. at least 15 people have been killed in a fire at a nightclub in southeastern spain. firefighters were called out to tackle the blaze in the murcia region. well, it broke out in the popular teatre nightclub, in the atalayas area, at around 6am local time. emergency services are looking for people who are missing and were in the premises at the time. a number of people are being treated in hospitalfor smoke inhalation. it is not clear what caused the fire, which broke out when the club was still busy. with more on this is azadeh moshiri in the newsroom. what is the latest that we have? you 'ust have what is the latest that we have? you just have to — what is the latest that we have? 7m, just have to look at the images to understand how serious this was. there are already devastating stories coming out on this. a young woman, 28 years old sent a voice note to her moth

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that's because the marriage isn't recognized in hong kong. henry and ecker tied to not in 2017 in the u. k, but also become the same sex couples. the whole of blessing stuff is out of mainstream preston church in hong kong. but a backlash soon followed. echo was disqualified from his position in the catholic church, even after the couple one, the last sort of equal public housing rights. i couldn't enjoy to victory after about with the impression he committed suicide. somewhat sir. uh, we're under great pressure and so many aspects of our lives intact with the church, a daily routine check. come on, living in public unity. it's just because we gave people would take your time to have him say, i believe the story wouldn't end up like this. otherwise, i'll talk with you henry was initially banned from handling at display names and ashes. he had to fall gets an other legal case, forcing the authorities to let him handle it goes up to death and range mince hankle, most seat on my echo. yes, ortiz and the ledges to hold the power, but none of them

and hong kong news and china amid a police probe. keep an eye for the hong kong open later on.some breaking news out of australia. it is building approvals for the month of august and a very sharp rebound. same gain in building approval on month. expecting a much more modest 2.5% gain and big turnarounds on the 8.1% contraction from july. so building approvals blowing expectations out of the water there and we've had a currentlying housing market in australia as well. in spite of of the 44, basis points of tithing from the r.b.a. the meeting takes place in just under three hours' time. that blowout building approvals number for august. 7%. belle, what are you watching? annabelle: the aussie 10-year at a level we haven't seen since 2011 but you can see that yields are moving higher in the debt space following what came through in the treasures overnight but it is that high continued anywhere active continuing. we've seen dollar strength still coming through and on the asian fx space, it is that japanese yen we're tracking extremely closely. very close to the 150 level that we've

day in hong kong.rs in the foreground. it's out with an earnings report and analysts looking at risks from exposure to chinese real estate. any comments on further buybacks , francis chan is with us now. how do you assess the china portfolio risks after hsbc talked about commercial real estate? >> first of all we have seen results reported last week. there could be some performance from hsbc this quarter. we've seen easing of pressure in the first half and it seems that risk picks up again. that is the first risk. the other we want to highlight is 7 billion u.s. dollars. we have evaluated the situation. the stake has been viable. rishaad: they've been busy with share buybacks. north of 5%. how does this all play out in your expectations? >> well in fact, we have done analysis there. the ratio was 14.7%. available capital to repatriate to shareholders. for the full year the buyback was 8 billion u.s. dollars which is ahead of consensus. throughout the two years, 23 and 24 we expected the shareholder ret

shares in china's evergrande have resumed trading in hong kong, opening some 10% higher.owing a report that its founder and chair were under police surveillance. live now to our asia business hub in singapore wherejoao da silva joins us. what is the latest on this? evergrande shares, how are they doing? evergrande shares, how are they doinu ? ., , ., , evergrande shares, how are they doinu? ., , ., , ., doing? trading in shares of the chinese property _ doing? trading in shares of the chinese property developer - doing? trading in shares of the| chinese property developer has been extremely volatile since it resumed a few hours ago. at one point this morning they jumped as much as 42%, they are currently trading at about 15% higher. this was a much shorter suspension than the previous suspension than the previous suspension which lasted about 17 months and ended only about a month ago. this doesn't mean that situation right now is any less serious. this trading halt as you mentioned, there was a leaked news that the company was the chairman and founder is being investigat

overnight, he spoke about the issue in hong kong.bc seven news reporter lena howland listened to part of his speech and is joining us from the newsroom with the goals of this trip. lena >> well, governor newsom's office says the goals of this week's trip are to advance climate action, promote both economic development and tourism. on top of strengthening cultural ties and combating anti-asian hate. this morning, newsom already participated in a fireside chat with hong kong university leadership. newsom's office says that california seeks healthy economic competition with china, especially as both are working together to transition to low carbon economies. in this morning's chat, newsom touted california having some of the world's most aggressive vehicle emissions rules, including a ban on the sale of most new gas powered cars statewide by 2035. and he says he'll be out visiting manufacturing facilities over the next few days, sharing ideas to advance this effort. >> so we're going to get serious about cleaning up our environment half

hong kong's morning session will be scrapped.phoon, the third highest signal in place right now and it is likely to be enforced until 11:40 local time. one of the few markets onto -- online at this time is australia. it is still traders reacting to the israel hamas war and also at play's china markets coming back online later this morning. and add to that u.s. inflation print that is still on the rise later this week. so that is a lot for traders to be digesting. haidi: we have more on the main one which is the israel hamas war. for more let's have morningstar -- the impact we see across the markets may be more limited in a best case scenario. it will take a look at the broader risks, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. haidi: we have a few markets on holiday including japan and south korea but this is a picture across austral

the winding up hearing is being held in hong kong today.what actually happens if the hong kong court does decide to issue a windup notice? annabelle: the first thing to happen would be that evergrande could still appeal the decision, but it would not stop the liquidation process from moving forward. it would be a long and drawn out process as well. after the order, the court would appoint a liquidator who would then seize control from directors, from management and the liquidator would be making major business decisions, seeking gains for creditors from existing assets. it is not an easy process because most of evergrande's process are operated by local units which would make it different -- difficult for an offshore liquidator. the process of taking over companies could last for years. leave in routine cases. there's a question of how supportive the government of mainland china would be because they can play an outsized role in the liquidation of any onshore developers and could decide to shrug off the order instead. haidi: what are some o

then to draw a line in the sand and or not borrowing to the cc piece moves at hong kong. and that's why, of course there been 7 catholic bishops disappeared. elderly you know, got carlos that isn't his ninety's and, and he was charged you have the most prominent catholic layman in china. maybe the most prominent cath appointment in the world. jimmy lie a billionaire who it was probably spend the rest of his life and die in prison because he was in movable and had to stand for freedom in hong kong against the ccp . so i do think that that in the catholic church and we have less room to maneuver around towers. and we, we have to just simply say that we, we must, we don't choose, you know, and choose as to be a modern, you know, one of our church teaches it's a guess. and sadly, it is a gift. the one gets from our lord, when they refuse to bow to the spirit of the age and rather stand with the vulnerable and we're told when you stand with the marble, you're standing with christ himself. why does it seem like there is more hatred towards christians from muslim majority countr

and it is a good day when it comes to hong kong markets.ning streak since july for the hang seng and it is the financials that are driving the gains. icbc, china construction, china and up 5% this morning and we are watching bonds. rishaad: this is off the back of fed minutes which are backward looking but yields have been falling back. have we seen the bottom of the bond market is the question people are asking. what are the takeaways from that federal reserv when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these different things and nothing's ever working. i've done the diets, all the diets. before golo, i was barely eating but the weight wasn't going anywhere. the secret to losing weight and keeping it off is managing insulin and glucose. golo takes a systematic approach to eating that focuses on optimizing insulin levels. we tackle the cause of weight gain, not ju

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