Does HGH increase blood glucose?

Human growth hormone (HGH) is a hormone that is naturally produced by the pituitary gland. It plays an important role in growth during childhood and adolescence, but levels decline with age. Some people use synthetic HGH supplements later in life in an effort to slow aging or build muscle mass.
There is an intricate relationship between HGH and blood glucose levels. HGH helps regulate carbohydrate and fat metabolism. It promotes the conversion of amino acids and fatty acids into energy rather than carbohydrates. This leads to lower blood glucose levels.



However, the effects of supplemental or synthetic HGH on blood glucose are more complex:



In summary, natural HGH levels help regulate blood glucose by promoting fat burning and glucose uptake. But supplemental use, especially long-term, may raise blood sugar or contribute to insulin resistance in some people.

Now, a bit about Balance Hormone Solutions:

Our clinic specializes in hormone therapy including human growth hormone (HGH). We have extensive experience using bioidentical HGH to help patients regulate blood sugar and manage symptoms related to growth hormone deficiency.

Some key points about our HGH therapy services:



We would be happy to meet with you to determine if our HGH therapy could help you better regulate blood glucose or manage other effects of hormone imbalance. Contact Balance Hormone Solutions to schedule your consultation today!

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