This is incorrect. Growth hormone doesn't promote glucose excretion in the kidneys.

This is incorrect. Growth hormone actually has anti-insulin effects, meaning it reduces insulin sensitivity and glucose uptake in peripheral tissues.

This is incorrect. Growth hormone stimulates lipolysis and increases gluconeogenesis.

Growth hormone has predominant anti-insulin effects. It promotes gluconeogenesis in liver, increasing the formation of glucose, and decreases glucose uptake in peripheral tissues. As such, it increases blood glucose levels, preventing hypoglycemia.