Eating more cold foods has also been linked to headaches! Something you may not know

British expert Professor Amanda Ellison has written a book on the subject of headaches in which she discusses in detail the many types of headaches and their possible treatments. We shared an excerpt from his book with you last week about the painkiller and how paying for a marital relationship can get rid of this pain. Quotes about the type we are going to share with you. According to Mail Online, this type of headache is called 'ice cream headache' or 'brain freeze'. It is caused by eating ice cream or other cold foods.
Professor Amanda Ellison explains that the pain is caused by sensory receptors in the upper part of the palate. If you eat anything cold fast, it activates the nerve bundles in the palette. This bundle, together with the trigeminal nerve, sends pain signals to the brain in the head and face. In addition, eating something cold quickly dilates the blood vessels so that they can return to normal body temperature and repair any possible damage to the body caused by a drop in temperature. This vascular process also stimulates pain receptors. This type of pain is more noticeable in both corners of the forehead. According to Professor Amanda, the good news is that this type of pain lasts for a short time, however, cold foods should be eaten slowly to avoid it.