Drinking alcohol in cold weather can create a false sense of warmth while actually lowering your core body temperature. Alcohol widens blood vessels, which accelerates heat loss and increases the risk ...

Think a drink will warm you up during a Kentucky winter? Think again. While a shot of alcohol might make you feel warmer, it's actually dangerous for your body. Despite popular belief, that post-drink ...

Hot beverage options are abundant at this time of the year and some are healthier than others. (Getty Images) There’s nothing cozier than snuggling up with a warm beverage underneath a blanket during ...

Previous research suggested that moderate alcohol intake may offer health benefits, like a glass of red wine for boosting ...

Winter brings cosy blankets, warm drinks and festive meals, but it also brings a spike in colds, coughs and throat infections ...

That "feeling" of warmth does not mean your body temperature will be affected. — -- Popping a bottle of champagne during a New Year's Eve bash may be a tradition, but drinking in excess while ...

People reporting cold drinks or foods as triggers for their atrial fibrillation (Afib) were invited to a survey. Approximately half the cohort reported reducing their Afib episodes by avoiding cold ...