"<strong>Myth: Drinking alcohol warms you up.</strong><br /><br />Alcohol makes you feel toasty on the inside, but that's because it causes your blood to rush toward your rosy-red skin and away from your internal organs. That means your core body temperature actually drops post-sip, Vreeman says. What's more, alcohol impairs your body's ability to shiver and create extra heat. <br /><a href=""http://www.health.com/health/gallery/0,,20757335,00.html"" target=""_blank""><br />Health.com: 7 ways to keep alcohol from ruining your diet </a><br /><br /><em>This article originally appeared on </em><a href=""http://www.health.com/health/gallery/0,,20756061,00.html"" target=""_blank""><em>Health.com<em></em></a>.</em>"
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