So that means the human growth hormone causes the liver to release our triglycerides, our fatty acids, from the liver cells into the bloodstream. Now, at the same time, it builds up our supply of glucose in the growing cells, such as muscle cells and our bone cells. And it causes these growing cells to basically grow in size because it increases the rate at which proteins are synthesized. It also increases certain cells, it increases the rate at which they undergo mitosis. So our human growth hormone builds up the supply of glucose so that cells can use that glucose to grow. It also causes the non growing cells to increase the use of fatty acids and increases the size as well as the number of cells in our body.