30mgs of super is a lot, especially with the tren on top. Have a serm around. And probably some p-5-p for any progestin like effects from the tren. I always suggest I3C during any PCT, if not the whole cycle, the stuff is totally underrated, and cheap.
Trauma, so what should we be doing about the SHBG issue besides tapering the AI with a smoother taper?
Give this a look over:
http://diagnostics.siemens.com/siemens/en_GLOBAL/gg_diag_FBAs/files/news_views/spring00/techreports/zb170-b.pdf
It's a pretty fragile situation in terms of regulation; not to mention this evinced protocol wouldn't be warranted with every PCT either. I like a protocol that has a SERM running in the very beginning while test and estrogen begin to slowly upregulate/normalize. SHBG sythesis can take quite a long time to recover once it's been significantly inhibited. Further suppressing estrogen in an attempt to increase testosterone (through AI use) isn't going to help the cause at this particular point.
Now - allowing estrogen to rise a bit with testosterone should help to upregulate SHBG production. This is why i suggest holding off on adding in an AI until week 3 at some point right before you drop/titrate the SERM. By that point, you've allowed time for test/estrogen to elevate while in theory provided an environment to increase your SHBG as well. Adding the AI into the mix is to help control the estrogen to a degree; but again, not to obliterate it. I would slowly taper up, and then back down with the AI.
There are so many factors that can influence hormonal balance though. Pre-existing disease processes (hypo/hyper thyroidism/obesity/diabetes) would further complicate the issue. Adequate thyroid function is paramount in the normal function of MANY body and hormonal systems. If anything, guys should have their thyroid levels (TSH, T3, T4) checked as well.
Some may agree with the theory, some may disagree with it, but the possibilities are almost endless without blood work to back and substantiate a superior PCT modality or theory.