Create a portrait scientific poster sized 3 ft × 4 ft (90 × 120 cm) for an Ayurveda/AYUSH conference. Use a clean, professional sans-serif font (Arial/Calibri), high contrast, minimal text, and visual elements such as charts, diagrams, and bullet points. Include: Title; authors and affiliations; Registration ID (Ayur Key); Introduction; Aim/Objectives; Materials and Methods; Results/Observations; Discussion; Conclusion; References and Acknowledgement. Use a 72 pt or larger bold title, 40–48 pt section headings, and 24–28 pt body text. List authors as Dr. Kirti, PG Scholar, 2nd Year, All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA), New Delhi; Dr. Manu Ponnappan; Dr. Raja Ram Math, Associate Professor, Department of Kayachikitsa, AIIA, New Delhi; and Dr. Bharat, Assistant Professor, Department of Kayachikitsa, AIIA, New Delhi. Keep the layout uncluttered and print-ready. make it into 1 slide all in one with size 3 ft × 4 ft (90 × 120 cm)
Create a portrait scientific poster sized 3 ft × 4 ft (90 × 120 cm) for an Ayurveda/AYUSH conference. Use a clean, professional sans-serif font (Arial/Calibri), high contrast, minimal text, and visual elements such as charts, diagrams, and bullet points. Include: Title; authors and affiliations; Registration ID (Ayur Key); Introduction; Aim/Objectives; Materials and Methods; Results/Observations; Discussion; Conclusion; References and Acknowledgement. Use a 72 pt or larger bold title, 40–48 pt section headings, and 24–28 pt body text. List authors as Dr. Kirti, PG Scholar, 2nd Year, All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA), New Delhi; Dr. Manu Ponnappan; Dr. Raja Ram Math, Associate Professor, Department of Kayachikitsa, AIIA, New Delhi; and Dr. Bharat, Assistant Professor, Department of Kayachikitsa, AIIA, New Delhi. Keep the layout uncluttered and print-ready.
make it into 1 slide all in one with size 3 ft × 4 ft (90 × 120 cm)
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This project explores the Ayurvedic perspective on obesity, known as Sthoulya, and its connection to cardiometabolic disorders like diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. It employs an integrative narrative analysis to compare Ayurvedic concepts with modern disease pathways. The findings highlight the fragmented nature of current care, which may lead to polypharmacy, while proposing Sthoulya as a holistic approach through Kaya Chikitsa. The aim is to map Ayurvedic insights to contemporary...