The effectiveness Vita JYM isn’t just what it contains, but what it leaves out – specifically, zinc, calcium and magnesium. These minerals are absent from Vita JYM for good reason: Because they inhibit the absorption of other key minerals as well as amino acids your body needs. Calcium can be consumed through other foods and supplements, including Pro JYM, and zinc and magnesium are found in the complementary product ZMA JYM.

Truth is, you can’t take a one-a-day multivitamin and expect to maximize the uptake and utilization of all the vitamins and minerals contained it. There are simply too many ingredients competing with each other for absorption by the body. That’s the entire premise behind Vita JYM.

Using JYM supplements (specifically Vita JYM, ZMA JYM and Pro JYM) together not only helps to get optimal levels of each micronutrient mentioned above, but it also helps to prevent supplying too much of any given micronutrient.

For instance, a multivitamin may provide 30 mg of zinc. If you took ZMA in addition to that multivitamin, you might be consuming too much zinc. By keeping zinc out of Vita JYM, it not only enhances uptake of the other micronutrients (including zinc itself when taken at a later time as ZMA JYM), but helps prevent you from getting too much zinc.