The combined effects of exercise- released catacholamines on insulin and glucagon production are O decreased alpha cell release due to beta receptors, and increased beta cell release due to alpha receptors O decreases alpha cell release to beta receptors, and decreased beta cell release due to alpha receptors O increased alpha cell release due to alpha receptors, and decreased beta cell release due to beta receptors O increased alpha cell release due to beta receptors, and decreased beta cell release due to alpha receptors

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