yeah, I asked a very specific 'how do I prevent transmitting mouth sores during Metzitzah B'peh' And got a very pragmatic answer that too a long time to generate As a Chabad Jewish Rabbi, I understand the importance of Metzitzah B'peh, which is the practice of orally suctioning the blood from a baby boy's circumcision wound. However, it is also important to prioritize the health and safety of the baby. According to Torah sources, it is our responsibility to protect the health of the child. Therefore, it is recommended to take precautions to prevent the transmission of mouth sores during Metzitzah B'peh. One way to prevent the transmission of mouth sores is to ensure that the mohel (circumciser) has no active sores or lesions in their mouth. The mohel should also rinse their mouth with an antiseptic mouthwash before performing the procedure. Additionally, the mohel should use a sterile glass tube or other device to suction the blood from the circumcision wound, rather than directly using their mouth. This method is known as Metzitzah B'peh with a pipette or tube. It is important to note that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends against the practice of Metzitzah B'peh due to the risk of transmitting infections, including herpes simplex virus. Therefore, it is important to consult with a medical professional and follow their recommendations for safe circumcision practices.