
08/08/2025
Did You Know? That dreaded brain freeze has a scientific name, sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia! 😲
It happens when something cold hits the roof of your mouth, triggering nerves in the brain’s protective covering (the meninges). This rapid change causes arteries to contract and dilate quickly, resulting in that sudden, sharp headache we all know too well! 🥶
Next time you're enjoying an ice cream or cold drink a little too fast… consider it a crash course in neurology! 😂
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