GLP-1 receptor agonists reduce post-prandial glucose by all EXCEPT: Slowing gastric emptying Suppressing glucagon Directly activating hepatic gluconeogenesis Enhancing glucose-dependent insulin secretion
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These include: - Slowing gastric emptying, which delays glucose absorption. - Suppressing glucagon secretion, reducing hepatic glucose output. - Enhancing glucose-dependent insulin secretion, increasing glucose uptake. Show more…
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