How does insulin suppress gluconeogenesis in the liver and why is this inhibition critical for preventing hyperglycemia in diabetics?
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Insulin suppresses gluconeogenesis by inhibiting key enzymes like PEPCK and G6Pase. This prevents excess glucose production, crucial for managing diabetes and avoiding hyperglycemia.