Do I have to make a gap between Inofem and other supplements such as Zinc, Selenium, Omega 3-6-9?

To @Daga:
According to current medical literature, no adverse effects of combined selenium supplementation with zinc have been demonstrated.

Studies conducted on humans evaluating the effects of combined supplements (including those containing selenium and zinc) have shown that six-month supplementation resulted in an increase in both levels of elements in the blood, as well as improved resistance to upper respiratory tract infections. The subjects did not experience side effects, and the two-year follow-up after supplementation showed no increased mortality in either group (F. Girodon et al. Impact of trace elements and vitamin supplementation on immunity and infections in institutionalized elderly patients: a randomized controlled trial. MIN. VIT. AOX. geriatric network, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10218756/).

Combined supplementation of zinc with selenium can be beneficial for many groups of people, m.in. vegetarians, the elderly, people with known deficiency, malnourished people, etc. Also in nature, many products that are a rich source of zinc are at the same time a rich source of selenium, e.g. eggs, nuts, liver, fish, buckwheat.

I've heard that selenium and zinc are antagonists and should not be taken together because it reduces their bioavailability. Pharmacists should know this...