antidiabetic agents work in all of the following ways except:

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Antidiabetic agents do not stimulate the liver to produce insulin; instead, they typically target the pancreas, liver, or intestines to regulate glucose levels in the body. Antidiabetic agents do not stimulate the liver to produce insulin. The liver does not produce insulin, but it does produce glucose which can raise blood sugar levels. Antidiabetic agents can inhibit liver production of glucose to help lower blood sugar levels.

Antidiabetic Agents Work in All of the Following Ways Except