Stop in for a cup of coffee

I strongly urge people.to Google this and read about it.
I am not a doctor, so the information I have is from going to school where this was taught, and to I have no idea how.many first aid cources in Norway. No matter the teacher all of them have said that when you get cold the body responds by directing the bloodstream inward from the skin and towards the core of the body and internal organs. This is to save a person's life. In addition a human being have the ability to shiver when it gets cold. The shivering makes the muscles create heat, which again helps a person save his own life. When a person drink anything with alcohol, the direction of the blood going towards the ore of the body is reversed and it causes the core.of the body to cool down. In addition the body's ability to shiver is reduced so a person will not get as much help from that either.

It is.not.I who claim this, it is doctors and scientists who say it. It is very easy to find information about this online.

Bill
Well, since I am a Pharmaceutical professional scientist with over 30 years of experience in human physiology, 15 patents and 10 approved new drugs under my belt, I say that relying on Google for accurate information and correct facts is minimal at best.

There is a lot more noise out there than real facts...most of it ill informed and incorrect conclusions based uneducated interpretation real facts and data, much of it outdated by decades.

Read the latest scientific journals and collate and corroborate information before drawing conclusions. Scientific knowledge today advances rapidly and what was stated as fact years ago by instructors just isn’t accurate anymore.