Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20120705:09:27:00
In your forehead. and then, brain-sicle. >> when the rapid cooling occurs, that disturbance is picked up by the nerve. >> reporter: dr. elizabeth loder of the headache center at harvard university, says brain freeze is common, even more so if you are prone to headaches. scientists say speed counts. >> there is an easy fix in store, eat cautiously and slowly like your mother told you. >> reporter: so i decided to test that theory. don't think i will enjoy this. this is strictly in the name of science. all right, it is still going on right now. so if the summer heat means you just have to have...
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