Electromagnetic Phenomena in Biological Systems: A Comprehensive Evidence Compendium

A comprehensive compilation of peer-reviewed experimental evidence documenting electromagnetic phenomena in biological systems across seven domains: biophoton emission, photobiomodulation, brainwave electrodynamics, biological resonance (Fröhlich condensation), spectral redshift in brain biophotons, consciousness-EM correlates, and grounding physiology. The compendium covers findings from dozens of independent laboratories published in journals including Physical Review X, PNAS, PLoS ONE, and Applied Optics. Each section presents the strongest available data, notes independent replications where they exist, and honestly flags contested interpretations and single-group limitations. This document serves as the evidence base for the companion paper "Standing Wave Matter Predicts Coherent Electromagnetic Biology."