GH does affect blood suger levels etc, its primarily a diobetogenic hormone. If your diabetic I wouldnt play with the stuff. Even if you werent diabetic, people need to stop looking to GH and AAS to heal things.
Did you know there are over 1000 different pathogens that can inhabit our intestinal tract? Many of them cause some very nasty side effects that are very obvious such as ulcers etc. But they also cause a host of not so obvious problems like arthritis, glaucoma, weight gain or loss, they alter absorption of various vitamins and minerals, cause adrenal fatigue and the list goes on.
Anyone who has strange symptoms that may not even be bad, just nagging and cant be pinpointed specifically to something need to seriously look at intestinal pathogens as the cause. The first step would be to see if you have one of the top 20 or so pathogens by getting a genova labs or doctors data GI test. Next would be to target treatment for what the test finds. Keep in mind though the tests from the aforementioned labs are light years ahead of the ones by most docs and clinics but even so they only test for a couple dozen pathogens, there are still hundreds more that could be causing issues.
Treatment can involve a trip to the doc for antifungals/bacterials but they kill of good gut flora as well if they work at all. Studies show they are only about 70% successful. Alternatively you can try a myriad of natural remedies. Humaworm seems to be a pretty potent and effective product as well as matula tea although its effective against only candida and H pylori.
When you start treatment, be prepared for a few rough weeks. When you start killing off the pathogens there is a lot of waste that your body has to deal with and it often causes one to feel like crap.
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