Biody B.I.S — Bioimpedance Spectroscopy Analyzer

The BMI (Body Mass Index) chart situates the subject in relation to a reference population using two indexes (FMI: Fat Mass Index, FFMI: Fat-Free Mass Index), expressed in kg/m².

The graphical representation in percentiles facilitates individual evaluation and allows for the rapid detection of excess fat mass or a lean mass deficit, even with a normal BMI.

This graph synthesizes body composition by breaking down weight (fat mass, lean mass, proteins, minerals, water) and
integrating key indices (FMI, FFMI, ASMI, etc.) to assess nutritional status and detect imbalances in body composition.

The spectroscopy package provides the most comprehensive bioimpedance report, with 54 measurements covering a wide spectrum of frequencies.

It also offers advanced data on resistances, membrane capacitance, and characteristic frequency, ideal for scientific research.

This module allows you to track essential indicators: bone mineral content, water balance, appendicular skeletal muscle mass, and fat mass.

These parameters provide a comprehensive view of body
composition and help with the early detection of imbalances, or insufficient muscle or bone mass.

This combines the phase angle, which reflects cellular quality and tissue vitality, and the IR (Impedance Ratio), which indicates the distribution of fluids and electrolytes.

Easy to measure, these parameters offer simple and non-invasive monitoring of health status in nutrition, medicine, and sports.

The wired pack ensures reliable measurements for everyone, including people who are frail, bedridden, or have reduced mobility.

The pediatric pack provides a validated body composition analysis specifically designed for children aged 5 and over. It delivers precise fat mass and fat-free mass measurements, along with FMI and FFMI curves referenced by age and sex. Growth monitoring is integrated through BMI, height and weight tracking charts — because BMI alone is not sufficient to assess body composition in growing children.

The BIVA module provides an equation-free vectorial impedance analysis to assess hydration and soft tissue body composition directly from raw electrical measurements (resistance and reactance).

It enables the impedance vector to be plotted on population-specific RXc reference graphs for a reliable clinical interpretation of hydration and body cell mass.