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Does Mark Hyman recommend Collagen?

Yes — Mark Hyman has directly recommended Collagen.

Published research rates it moderate evidence. Of Mark Hyman's 22 tracked claims, 0 are supported or partially supported by studies on PubMed.

🟡Moderate Evidence

Evidence last reviewed May 2026

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Mark Hyman on Collagen22 claims

Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Direct recommendation

bone broth has a lot of gut healing components in it collagen and very anti-inflammatory

Extracted claim

Bone broth contains collagen and is gut-healing and anti-inflammatory.

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Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Direct recommendation

bone broth has a lot of gut healing components in it collagen and very anti-inflammatory

Extracted claim

Bone broth contains collagen and is gut-healing and anti-inflammatory.

Not yet assessedHigh confidence
Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Direct recommendation

the masks for the face are great for collagen and elastin in your skin fiber in skin

Extracted claim

Red light masks for the face are good for collagen and elastin in the skin.

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Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Direct recommendation

the masks for the face are great for collagen and elastin in your skin fiber in skin

Extracted claim

Red light masks for the face are good for collagen and elastin in the skin.

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Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Evidence-backed claim

we we know that it improves um uh collagen elastin fibrin um we also know that that's all your connective tissue that's your connective tissue which is often very inflamed and that causes pain or dysfunction

Extracted claim

Red light and near-infrared light therapy improves collagen, elastin, and fibrin (connective tissue), which is often inflamed and causes pain or dysfunction.

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Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Evidence-backed claim

there's lots of uh studies on the proliferation of collagen elastin and fibrin

Extracted claim

There are many studies on the proliferation of collagen, elastin, and fibrin from red light therapy.

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Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Evidence-backed claim

there's lots of uh studies on the proliferation of collagen elastin and fibrin

Extracted claim

There are many studies on the proliferation of collagen, elastin, and fibrin from red light therapy.

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Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Evidence-backed claim

we we know that it improves um uh collagen elastin fibrin um we also know that that's all your connective tissue that's your connective tissue which is often very inflamed and that causes pain or dysfunction

Extracted claim

Red light and near-infrared light therapy improves collagen, elastin, and fibrin (connective tissue), which is often inflamed and causes pain or dysfunction.

Not yet assessedHigh confidence
Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Evidence-backed claim

MMP levels were going down and so that's a marker of inflammation that's a marker of inflammation that's also a marker of you know how much collagen you're going to degrade

Extracted claim

In randomized trials using a topical mitochondria-targeting formulation, MMP levels went down, indicating reduced collagen degradation — described as a marker of inflammation and an indicator of how much collagen will be degraded.

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Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Evidence-backed claim

MMP levels were going down and so that's a marker of inflammation that's a marker of inflammation that's also a marker of you know how much collagen you're going to degrade

Extracted claim

In randomized trials using a topical mitochondria-targeting formulation, MMP levels went down, indicating reduced collagen degradation — described as a marker of inflammation and an indicator of how much collagen will be degraded.

Not yet assessedMedium confidence
Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Mechanism discussion

collagen is the protein that keeps your skin together and there are enzymes called matrix metalloproteinases MMPs that degrade collagen that just go shoot up with aging and what top we saw in these trials was that MMP levels were going down and so that's a marker of inflammation that's a marker of inflammation that's also a marker of you know how much collagen you're going to degrade

Extracted claim

Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs), enzymes that degrade collagen, increase with aging, and MMP levels going down is a marker of reduced inflammation and less collagen degradation.

Not yet assessedHigh confidence
Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Mechanism discussion

you might have some pleasing effects on the skin like you know um improve collagen lasting fibrin in the surface of your skin you might have some reduction of fine lines and wrinkles

Extracted claim

Superficial red light can improve collagen, elastin, and fibrin at the surface of the skin, with some reduction of fine lines and wrinkles.

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Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Mechanism discussion

one device that upstages the mitochondria that improves collagen elastin and fibrin in the skin that improves angiogenesis the formation of new blood vessels beneath the skin

Extracted claim

Red light bed therapy improves collagen, elastin, and fibrin in the skin, as well as angiogenesis.

Not yet assessedHigh confidence
Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Mechanism discussion

collagen is the protein that keeps your skin together and there are enzymes called matrix metalloproteinases MMPs that degrade collagen that just go shoot up with aging and what top we saw in these trials was that MMP levels were going down and so that's a marker of inflammation that's a marker of inflammation that's also a marker of you know how much collagen you're going to degrade

Extracted claim

Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs), enzymes that degrade collagen, increase with aging, and MMP levels going down is a marker of reduced inflammation and less collagen degradation.

Not yet assessedHigh confidence
Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Mechanism discussion

collagen is the protein that keeps your skin together and there are enzymes called matrix metalloproteinases MMPs that degrade collagen that just go shoot up with aging

Extracted claim

Collagen is the protein that keeps skin together, and it is degraded by enzymes called matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs), which increase with aging.

Not yet assessedHigh confidence
Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Mechanism discussion

you might have some pleasing effects on the skin like you know um improve collagen lasting fibrin in the surface of your skin you might have some reduction of fine lines and wrinkles

Extracted claim

Superficial red light can improve collagen, elastin, and fibrin at the surface of the skin, with some reduction of fine lines and wrinkles.

Not yet assessedHigh confidence
Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Mechanism discussion

one device that upstages the mitochondria that improves collagen elastin and fibrin in the skin that improves angiogenesis the formation of new blood vessels beneath the skin

Extracted claim

Red light bed therapy improves collagen, elastin, and fibrin in the skin, as well as angiogenesis.

Not yet assessedHigh confidence
Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Mechanism discussion

collagen is the protein that keeps your skin together and there are enzymes called matrix metalloproteinases MMPs that degrade collagen that just go shoot up with aging

Extracted claim

Collagen is the protein that keeps skin together, and it is degraded by enzymes called matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs), which increase with aging.

Not yet assessedHigh confidence
Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Mechanism discussion

this is our natural killer cells um collagen elastin fibrin in our skin a lot of marketing gimmicks have allowed us to think that we can Target direct protein like we can eat collagen and it shows up ex...

Extracted claim

Collagen, along with elastin and fibrin, is a protein that cannot simply be assembled by eating collagen directly — people need adequate amino acid building blocks to produce these proteins.

Not yet assessedMedium confidence
Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Mechanism discussion

this is our natural killer cells um collagen elastin fibrin in our skin a lot of marketing gimmicks have allowed us to think that we can Target direct protein like we can eat collagen and it shows up ex...

Extracted claim

Collagen, along with elastin and fibrin, is a protein that cannot simply be assembled by eating collagen directly — people need adequate amino acid building blocks to produce these proteins.

Not yet assessedMedium confidence

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