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Why does your dreamy iced mocaccino give you a nightmare ice pick headache? Brain freeze is real, and here's how frosty drinks mess with your head.

Brain freeze, also known as ice cream headache, occurs for a few seconds when we eat or drink something cold, such as ice cream or slushies. Here are a few reasons why we experience brain freeze.

Now, when you enjoy a sweet frozen treat to escape the summer heat, you can help your brain freeze melt away. Feel more informed, prepared, and connected with WIS.

Brain freeze is harmless, but you probably want to avoid the pain if you can. Here are a few hacks: Slow down. Eating or drinking cold things slowly allows your mouth to get used to the temperature.

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