Heliodoro Moya

Heliodoro Moya is a researcher affiliated with University Pablo de Olavide, focusing on sports nutrition, body composition analysis, and bioimpedance. He earned his doctoral degree in 2022 with a thesis titled Protocolo integral de estimación de la composición corporal en jugadores de fútbol profesional, supervised by Dr. Francisco José Berral de la Rosa. His work centers on developing and validating bioimpedance equations for skeletal muscle and fat mass estimation in Caucasian populations.

• Research Group: ESAR Ejercicio, Salud y Alto Rendimiento
• Áreas PAIDI: Ciencia y Técnicas de la Salud

Recent publications highlight his contributions to understanding phase angle correlations with body composition, optimizing recovery protocols for athletes, and evaluating hydration strategies. His studies employ systematic reviews, device validation, and population-specific modeling to advance sports science and clinical nutrition.

Key research trends include:

• Development of bioimpedance equations for muscle and fat mass
• Analysis of phase angle as a health biomarker
• Antioxidant supplementation for exercise recovery
• Dietary patterns in youth athletes