Stevia is âsweetâ on the palate, so the body assumes it is receiving sugar and primes itself to do so. Glucose is cleared from the bloodstream and blood sugars drop, but no real sugar/glucose is provided to the body to compensate.
In contrast to what @bib suggests, the APA reference requires that you include a comma between the first name and the suffix: Doe, John, Jr. (Also please note that the gentleman's official name will have a comma in it: John Doe, Junior or John Doe, Jr. .).
But, there is a bit of confusion in naming the second in line as it is possible to use II (the second) and JR (Junior). Although these things are not set in stone, there are common rules in whether you should use II or JR in naming a child. JR is to be used when the child is going to have the same name as his father.The father would then have to add SR (Senior) to his name in order to distinguish between the two of them. It is also stated that the child must have and identical name to his father; including the middle name.lthough these things are not set in stone, there are common rules in whether you should use II or JR in naming a child. JR is to be used when the child is going to have the same name as his father. The father would then have to add SR (Senior) to his name in order to distinguish between the two of them.