Brain freeze

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.

How do you get rid of that itch in your throat, stop a nose bleed or prevent brain freeze after ice cream? Here are some body hacks you should know about

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SUBSCRIBE NOW https://bit.ly/2JA45eg Ice-cold substances hitting the back of the throat can cause blood vessels to expand and contract rapidly, resulting in ...

9 Weird Body Hacks You Should Know About If you need to relieve an itch in your throat, you can try getting rid of it by scratching your ear. Or if you accidentally give yourself brain freeze while eating ice cream, you can press your tongue against the roof of your mouth and cover as much as surface area as possible to make the pain go away. http://bit.ly/9-Weird-Body-Hacks

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...

Honestly, it’s worth the brain freeze. 🥶

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A neurologist shares the scoop on ice cream headaches, including why they happen, how to prevent them and what to do to ease brain freeze when it hits.

Laura Graves