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It dulls the senses and temporarily increases blood flow around a lot of your skin where temperature is monitored, which makes you feel warmer. So it could mak
by Frost1x 5y ago
It dulls the senses and temporarily increases blood flow around a lot of your skin where temperature is monitored, which makes you feel warmer. So it could make a bad situation seem better than it is, could also lead to hypothermia because you've tricked your brain into thinking it's warmer than it actually is.
Also, alcohol typically has a misconception of improving sleep. In some situations, maybe, but it tends to give you a lighter sleep and leaving less refreshed if you consume a lot.
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- bserge 5y agoYeah, so I'd rather have 5 hours of light sleep than try to fall asleep for 2 hours and then wake up 4 hours later. Alcohol helps. Just not long term.