I have never heard of anyone who this occured with. I have seen the things you refer to and I think it is a speculative thing because there is just nothing in terms of reality I have seen to support it. One theory I have is that someone was either borderline type 2 already and began using hgh to help with fat and it didn't do enougb or was improperly used and didn't do enough and they developed the type 2 diabetes they were destined to develope with their lifestyle anyway. In cases such as this people will jump to conclusion as is often done and blame the hgh. In many cases hgh may have been ran in an individual who was already type 2 and just not yet diagnosed, same scenario in that hgh could have been blamed. I think bad things may well happen if one abuses hgh for very long periods of time. I have heard of people using 20 iu's for example, that is clear abuse and if done for a long period of time who knows the possibilities. To me its sort of like making a blanket staement that ibuprofin destoys your liver and the statement was never qualified in terms of that the reference was about someone using 30 tabs ed. In that scenario the wreckless person often tries to blame the drug which the nature of our society is one in which we look for someone to blame for everything because surely we could not be in the wrong! Lol. My guess is it is perfectly safe and even healthy in the right circumstance with proper use