Brenda
Vanta
About Brenda
Brindusa (Brenda) Vanta is an alternative health care doctor, author and medical writer. She has written for the Livestrong, South Asian Health Chronicle, Oakville Massage Community and Information Network, and she focuses on nutrition and homeopathy. She received her MD degree from Iuliu Hatieganu University of Medicine, Romania, and her HD diploma from Ontario College of Homeopathic Medicine.
Brenda's Work
If you or your child is diagnosed with asthma, be aware of the link between asthma and air pollution so you can learn how to avoid asthma triggers.
61 found this helpful by Brenda Vanta on May 20, 2015
Dust mites can have a significant impact on your symptoms. Learn more about asthma and dust mites, and how you can limit your exposure to them.
60 found this helpful by Brenda Vanta on May 12, 2015
Studies have found that asthma apps can improve medication adherence, understanding of the condition and self care, and enhance child-parent communication.
83 found this helpful by Brenda Vanta on April 29, 2015
For a long time, doctors have been aware of the link between asthma and eczema, without understanding the exact reason.
190 found this helpful by Brenda Vanta on April 2, 2015
Wondering how to treat an asthma attack? Here you can find some general guidelines recommended by doctors.
222 found this helpful by Brenda Vanta on February 10, 2015
There are many benefits to keeping an asthma journal, mainly in the ways it helps to relieve stress by writing out negative emotions and tracking symptoms.
73 found this helpful by Brenda Vanta on January 28, 2015
About one third of pregnant women will have improved symptoms, one will be stable during pregnancy, and the remaining may suffer aggravation of asthma.
53 found this helpful by Brenda Vanta on December 19, 2014
What can you do to prevent getting sick or minimize the symptoms in case you catch that cold or flu? Consider the following tips.
87 found this helpful by Brenda Vanta on December 3, 2014
Understanding the signs of asthma experienced by you or your child is crucial, as attacks are life threatening and require medical care as soon as possible.
149 found this helpful by Brenda Vanta on November 18, 2014
Have you or a loved one been diagnosed with asthma? Would you like to get involved in research studies without testing a new procedure or experimental drug?
166 found this helpful by Brenda Vanta on August 12, 2014
