Which drug combination causes decreased insulin effect?

Which drug combination causes decreased insulin effect? Correct Answer Amphetamine + Insulin

The combination of Amphetamine and Insulin causes decreased Insulin effect. The combination of Barbiturate and Benzodiazepine causes increased sedation of those drugs. The combination of Cocaine with antidepressant and nicotine causes hypertension and increased cardiovascular activities respectively.
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