A 66-year-old man with slowly progressive tingling and a dull feeling in his feet for two years visited our outpatient clinic. He noticed some imbalance when walking after rising from a chair or from bed. He had no complaints about his hands, and he did not notice weakness. He loved to play golf with his friends several times a week. He was known to have a steatotic liver and hypertension. He did not smoke, but he admitted that he had been drinking six glasses of beer or wine a day for many years. He used anti-hypertensive drugs and vitamin B complex.