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Cerebral Vascular Blood Flow Changes During ‘Brain Freeze’

‘Brain freeze’ commonly occurs when ice cold food or liquid is rapidly consumed. It's mechanism remains unclear, however rapid cooling of the brain through the upper palate may cause local cerebral blood flow changes. The purpose of this study was to examine whether ‘brain freeze’ induces the hypothesized cerebrovascular changes.