Ed Calderon

think for prolonged periods of time, is able to maintain focus.

It's a very low-carb diet.

I mostly fast, mostly eat once a day.

I mean, maybe that's for another time to discuss what my preferences are there.

Maybe people don't care.

Probably they don't care.

But my body is definitely operating at a higher level of performance under a strict diet.

And it's interesting to measure that through data, to get blood data, to get DNA data, fitness tracker data, and use all of that to see if I'm doing better or worse than I was before.

And based on that, make recommendations for diet and lifestyle changes.

That's exactly what Insight Tracker does.

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And now, dear friends, here's Ed Calderon.

What does your experience in counter-narcotics investigating the Mexican drug cartel teach you about human nature?

So a crack could form through the wall of integrity and then over time it seeps in somehow.

When you meet a person sticking on human nature, do you think it's possible to figure out if they can be trusted?

So you said anyone could be corrupted, right?

You know, how long would you need to talk to a person?

And even in your personal private life, just a friend.