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“IA THERE AN ICE CREAM HEADACHE”

Yes. When cold foods and liquids come into contact with the roof of the mouth, they trigger a reaction in the fifth cranial nerve, a branch of which runs from the mouth’s surface to the head and is the primary nerve responsible for sending headache pain. Not everyone however experiences “ice cream headache”, which remains something of a mystery, although studies have shown that about 90 per cent of ice cream headache sufferers are also prone to migraines.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No. Chewing gum won’t mess up your intestines. The gum will simply pass out in the stool.

 

 

 

"Swallowing Gum Is Dangerous"

 

To alleviate the problem, eat or drink cold foods slowly, warning them in the front of the mouth and allowing the roof the mouth to cool gradually. It’s the initial “shock” of the cold that causes the pain.


 
 

 

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