`  I have to disagree with Duckflesh in that there is ``dubious believability`` of dipsomania. As an addiction specialist, I can say without question, this phenomenon does exist, contrary to the unfounded claim that it is ``dubious``. I would suggest that Duckflesh do a little more research into the field of addictive behaviours and note that this not only occurs with alcohol, but with many other substances which have mood altering effects, including food. Several European studies ( Grunner, et al) have studied the effects of dipsomania on predominantly non-drinkers who experience this unexplainable functioning within the brain. As far as editing goes, I dont think there is much to edit based on the dearth of research into alcoholism and dipsomania.`