Answer
An excess of human growth hormone (hGH) in the blood would-- among other effects- stimulates glycogenolysis which would result in hyperglycemia.
Work Step by Step
In adults hGH performs several functions-- maintenance of bone and muscle mass; stimulation of lipolysis, and stimulation of glucose uptake by tissues. However, excess glucose in the blood can have adverse effects. Human growth hormone induces the local secretion of insulin-like growth factors which stimulate glycogenolysis. This will result in temporary hyperglycemia until the feedback mechanisms restore serum glucose homeostasis.
