Mo Pritzker | How She Reversed Lyme Disease Using Neuroplasticity, Not Antibiotics

What if the missing piece in your Lyme recovery isn't another antibiotic protocol, but your brain itself?

In this episode of Integrative Lyme Solutions, Dr. K sits down with Mo Pritzker, Co-Founder of re-origin, who spent two years cycling through doctors and alternative treatments for Lyme disease before finally getting better, only to relapse even harder. It wasn't until a doctor handed her a book on neuroplasticity that everything shifted. Mo shares how brain retraining calmed her dysregulated limbic system, helped her body return to homeostasis, and led to being Lyme free for ten years, including a Lyme test that eventually came back negative.

This conversation goes beyond killing the pathogen and into what actually keeps people stuck: a nervous system stuck in survival mode. Mo breaks down the "pause" technique she uses to interrupt negative thought loops, why healing chronic illness is as much a crisis of the whole person as it is a physical one, and why community and coaching were just as critical to her recovery as any protocol. If you're navigating Lyme disease and feel like you've tried everything, this episode offers a piece of the puzzle you may not have considered yet.

Key Takeaways:

0:00 Introduction

1:11 From serial entrepreneur to sudden health collapse

3:07 The perfect storm that broke her body down

9:20 A doctor handed her a book that changed everything

11:24 Why neuroplasticity worked when other therapies didn't

17:35 How her brain turned a positive Lyme test negative

25:27 The pause technique for breaking negative thought loops

34:01 Where to find the re-origin community

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Resources:

re-origin - https://www.re-origin.com/

The Brain That Changes Itself by Norman Doidge - https://normandoidge.com/

Medical Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or replace professional medical advice. Always consult your physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical condition or treatment decisions.