Intestinal botulism, especially in infants, has been linked to ingestion of
A) seafood.
B) honey.
C) milk.
D) applesauce.
E) syrup.

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Intestinal botulism in infants has been associated with ingesting honey, as it may contain spores of Clostridium botulinum which can produce the neurotoxin responsible for the disease. The other options do not typically harbor these spores and would not be associated with intestinal botulism in infants.

Intestinal Botulism, Especially in Infants, Has Been Linked to Ingestion