Why does ice cream cause headaches?

Answer:
I don't know why it causes headaches, but it causes them by the roof of your mouth getting cold. If you eat ice cream make sure to eat it with the spoon facing your tongue instead of the roof of your mouth. If you are drinking a slush or eating a ice cream cone stop ever few seconds to rub your tongue against the roof of your mouth. This causes friction in order to warm the roof of your mouth. As long as the roof of your mouth doesn't get to cold you won't get a headache from eating something cold.

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Because its cold and if you rush it and eat it too quickly, all the cold rush goes into your head and gives you a headache or brain-freeze

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have you ever heard of a brain freeze?

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the nerves in the back of your throat get crossed with the ones in your brain - so when you eat the ice cream too fast, the back of your throat starts to hurt, and your brain interprets the feeling incorrectly.

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because its sooo good, it has to have a bad part too

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