If you would to make a medication that aid in decreasing acid secretions and you had the chance to use hormonal therapy. Which one of the followings would you use?   Question 53 options:   Histamine and VIP   Anti-VIP and anti-CCK   Serotonin and histamine   Cholecystokinin and VIP

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