No, life itself is not an electromagnetic field. Life refers to the characteristic state of organisms that exhibit growth, metabolism, reproduction, and the ability to respond to stimuli. It is a complex biological phenomenon.
Electromagnetic fields, on the other hand, are physical phenomena generated by the interaction of electrically charged particles. They consist of oscillating electric and magnetic fields that propagate through space. Electromagnetic fields are present throughout the universe and are generated by various sources, including natural phenomena such as the Earth's magnetic field and electromagnetic radiation emitted by stars, as well as human-made sources like electrical currents and electromagnetic waves from electronic devices.
While living organisms, including humans, have electrical activity within their bodies (such as nerve impulses and bioelectrical signals), this activity is a result of the biological processes and functions occurring within them. It does not mean that life itself is an electromagnetic field.
In summary, life is a biological phenomenon, whereas electromagnetic fields are physical phenomena associated with the interaction of charged particles. They are distinct concepts in their respective domains.