Isn't there is a very high risk of developing diabetes mellitus if you take hgh????

A: Actually, one of the main reasons I personally began taking PRIMINO-PLUS
HGH, is because I have adult-onset diabetes. I was aware that there had been
some concern that giving HGH could make diabetes worse, since growth
hormone is known to antagonize the effects of insulin. But recent studies have
shown that far from worsening diabetes, it may actually help.

Dr. Ronald Klatz, author of the book, 'Growing Young with HGH' writes that
"Previous studies, including one done by a Dr. Rudman, showed that growth
hormone caused increased insulin resistance, making blood glucose rise, and
contraindicating its use in diabetic patients. A Dr. Bengtsson showed the same
thing in a short-term study of 6 weeks of growth hormone treatment. But after
six months, he found the insulin sensitivity returned to where it was before the
patient started treatment. In other words, growth hormone did not increase
blood glucose or make the patient diabetic. It may be, says Bengtsson, that
the improvement in body composition after six months offsets any negative
effect that growth hormone has on insulin."

He goes on to write that, "There are some indications that growth hormone
may even improve diabetes. Blackman, who is looking at the effects of growth
hormone on blood glucose as part of his NIA study at John Hopkins, says, "We
postulate the case that when elderly people are in a low state of growth
hormone, they have more intrabdominal fat, their insulin acts less well, and
they have a tendency to higher blood sugar. If they are given growth hormone
replacement carefully, rather than excessively, their blood sugars should
improve rather than worsen."

He also states that "In a conversation with Greg Fahay, Ph.D., of the Naval
Medical Research Institute, it was revealed that his own unpublished
experiments show that growth hormone is extremely beneficial for diabetes,
and that he may have found a method to potentially cure adult-onset diabetes
via growth hormone! He has filed patents for the treatments of diabetes with
HGH. In the latest wrinkle, two studies suggest that IGF-1 given by itself
significantly reduces the dosage of insulin that type 1 diabetics need."

Please be advised that the above statements are for educational and
informational purposes only. If you are a diabetic or have any medical
condition, consult your doctor or holistic physician before taking GH or any
other supplement. Research does indicate that some diabetics on GH therapy
have decreased their need for insulin... but a doctor should monitor your
condition.