Which degree of alcohol use has been implicated in the development of alcohol-related neuropathy?

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A)Alcoholic neuropathy is damage to the nerves that results from long-term excessive use of alcohol, and so chronic and heavy are the best terms to describe the alcohol use that cause this type of peripheral neuropathy. This type of alcohol use is not short term, light, intermittent, or acute.
B)Alcoholic neuropathy is damage to the nerves that results from long-term excessive use of alcohol, and so chronic and heavy are the best terms to describe the alcohol use that cause this type of peripheral neuropathy. This type of alcohol use is not short term, light, intermittent, or acute.
C)Alcoholic neuropathy is damage to the nerves that results from long-term excessive use of alcohol, and so chronic and heavy are the best terms to describe the alcohol use that cause this type of peripheral neuropathy. This type of alcohol use is not short term, light, intermittent, or acute.
D)Alcoholic neuropathy is damage to the nerves that results from long-term excessive use of alcohol, and so chronic and heavy are the best terms to describe the alcohol use that cause this type of peripheral neuropathy. This type of alcohol use is not short term, light, intermittent, or acute.

Which Degree of Alcohol Use Has Been Implicated in the Development