CORAL GABLES, . -- The self-described biochemist targeted by as a supplier of performance-enhancing drugs has strong links to clinics and individuals who make a living in the wellness or anti-aging industries.
Even as he treated athletes, Anthony Bosch had designs on setting up a national distribution network for performance enhancers such as growth hormone and testosterone, "" has learned.
Bosch, 49, is listed on state incorporation documents filed in 2009 for what would have been an online pharmaceutical business, but an associate told "Outside the Lines" that legal concerns voiced by his attorneys killed the venture. By then, Bosch had already told others, or allowed them to believe, that he was an "anti-aging doctor." Though he had no medical license, Bosch managed to build relationships with local doctors who helped educate him on protocols for using hormones -- with one telling "Outside the Lines" that Bosch bragged about having treated MLB players.
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Even as he treated athletes, Anthony Bosch had designs on setting up a national distribution network for performance enhancers such as growth hormone and testosterone, "" has learned.
Bosch, 49, is listed on state incorporation documents filed in 2009 for what would have been an online pharmaceutical business, but an associate told "Outside the Lines" that legal concerns voiced by his attorneys killed the venture. By then, Bosch had already told others, or allowed them to believe, that he was an "anti-aging doctor." Though he had no medical license, Bosch managed to build relationships with local doctors who helped educate him on protocols for using hormones -- with one telling "Outside the Lines" that Bosch bragged about having treated MLB players.
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