Assuming you mean organism, not organisation, it's not entirely false that cravings can be driven by deficiencies. In the case of the eating disorder pica, where a person eats non-food items like dirt and clay, can be caused by iron deficiency (Source). However, that article also suggests the possibility that pica _causes_ iron deficiency by causing the person to eat items that lower iron absorption. So, my answer to your question is, maybe.