Scientists Confirm Living Organisms Emit Invisible Glow

Scientists from the University of Calgary have confirmed that all living organisms, including humans, emit a faint ultraweak photon emission (UPE) generated by metabolic processes, which ceases upon death. Using ultra-sensitive imaging, researchers captured these emissions in living mice and plants, noting photons were particularly emitted over organs and active regions, while dead specimens showed a sharp decline. The glow, linked to reactive oxygen species, is invisible to the naked eye and may change under stress or injury. The findings provide concrete scientific evidence for biological light emission, debunking previous paranormal associations. This research highlights potential applications in non-invasive health diagnostics and disease monitoring. The discovery advances understanding of biophoton emissions and their diagnostic potential in living organisms.