Carbon monoxide has a density that is about 97% that of air under normal room temperature. So, to answer the question, no, it is lighter than air. You would think, then, that it would rise. In real-world conditions, there are a lot of forces that cause the CO to mix rather completely into the air.
Growth Hormones. Growth Hormones are responsible for the development function of the entire body. Growth Hormones are peptide hormones which encourages growth and cell regeneration in both humans and animals.
The most common cause is a benign tumor in your pituitary gland, which is located under your brain. This tumor is not cancer. Because of the tumor, your body makes too much growth hormone. Once in a while, tumors in the pancreas, liver, or parts of the brain can cause high levels of growth hormone. That leads to higher levels of another hormone, called insulin-like growth hormone, which causes the symptoms you see.