Brain freeze

Many people experience brain freeze when eating cold things. Discover what happens to your body when you have a brain freeze and what to do about it.

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Your brain does not really freeze during a brain freeze. Here's what's really happening to your brain when you get that sharp, searing pain.

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When you eat ice cream or slam back a cold drink, do you feel a stabbing pain or headache? Here's what causes brain freeze and how to stop the pain.

Cold stimulus headaches happen when a very cold substance hits the roof of the mouth or back of the throat and blood vessels rapidly expand and contract.

You're enjoying a cold popsicle on a hot summer day when suddenly—ouch! There's that annoying pain in your head again. Brain freeze is awful, but fortunately, we have some solutions to help. Keep reading to learn about some tips and tricks...

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BRAIN FREEZE

Because we all have had it at least once.

The International Headache Society added a classification for headaches induced by ingestion of a cold substance to its official International Classification of Headache Disorders.

When you eat ice cream or slam back a cold drink, do you feel a stabbing pain or headache? Here's what causes brain freeze and how to stop the pain.

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Brain freeze is a nearly universal experience that researchers now believe if related to local changes in brain blood flow.