Upon return to CONUS, the 360 hours may be kept as long as they are not used. Should the amount of leave drop below 360 hours, the maximum amount of allowed leave becomes either the new amount held or the standard 240, whichever is higher.
Glucose. Glucose is a simple sugar that your body likes. Your cells use it as a primary source of energy, so when you consume glucose, it's actually helpful. When it's transported into the body, it stimulates the pancreas to produce insulin.Your brain notices this increase, understands that it's busy metabolizing what you just ate, and tells you that you're less hungry.or our purposes, high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) and sucrose are the same thing because they're both highly sweet and they both contain a large amount of fructose. Sucrose is 50% fructose and HFCS is 55% fructose (which is high compared to normal corn syrup, but pretty normal when compared to cane sugar).
Candy Is Convenient. Hard candies will work well to raise blood sugar. Candies such as peppermints and fruit-flavored discs are great foods for bringing up glucose levels. They are mainly made of sugar with little if any protein or fat, and therefore they absorb quickly into the bloodstream. Jellybeans and gumdrops are also great options.