We shall show you some examples of skin decomposition due to bacterial infection for some diabetic patients.

Here is a flowchart summarising what leads to Diabetes:



How can we prevent against Diabetes?
Answer: Through the reduction of abdominal fat and improvement of insulin action in obese adults, Diabetes can be prevented.

So... can growth hormones help in preventing Diabetes?
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YES! GROWTH HORMONES CAN HELP PREVENT DIABETES! :)

All ofus were really excited when we chanced upon this information during our research on our topic, because this could very well mean that lesser patients would contract diabetes, and that lesser people will become the victims of diabetes.

Growth hormones, naturally occuring hormones produced in the body, cna reduce abdominal fats by 18% to 20% or maybe even more in abdominally obese adults. Therefore, the combination of a glucose-reducing drug and fat-reducing growth hormone treatment may prevent diabetes in adults with abdominal obesity and reduced insulin action. This combined regimen reduced abdominal fat and improved insulin function in this group, which would not be possible with the usage of growth hormones alone.

We shall show you some examples of skin decomposition due to bacterial infection for some diabetic patients.

Here is a flowchart summarising what leads to Diabetes:



How can we prevent against Diabetes?
Answer: Through the reduction of abdominal fat and improvement of insulin action in obese adults, Diabetes can be prevented.

So... can growth hormones help in preventing Diabetes?
(Please scroll down)
















(drum rolls)


















YES! GROWTH HORMONES CAN HELP PREVENT DIABETES! :)

All ofus were really excited when we chanced upon this information during our research on our topic, because this could very well mean that lesser patients would contract diabetes, and that lesser people will become the victims of diabetes.

Growth hormones, naturally occuring hormones produced in the body, cna reduce abdominal fats by 18% to 20% or maybe even more in abdominally obese adults. Therefore, the combination of a glucose-reducing drug and fat-reducing growth hormone treatment may prevent diabetes in adults with abdominal obesity and reduced insulin action. This combined regimen reduced abdominal fat and improved insulin function in this group, which would not be possible with the usage of growth hormones alone.