As for emotional arguments about 'going against your body' that's religion. Your body was designed to resist constant parasitic infestation, never be washed and exercise hard every day, all day. Who wants to live that way? You could consider 3 meals a day as 'going against your body'.
For example, we were built to receive all sorts of positive side effects from exercise. If you don't exercise at all you lose those benefits. It's doable -- many people don't exercise -- but it's a loss to be sure.
Another example, using your three meals... We were not built to be eating as much as most of us do as consistently as we do. Take one look around you and see how many people are headed in the direction of obesity.
When you combine the eating and the exercise you get a deadly combination.
And there are other examples of "going against the grain," which when taken individually are not hugely detrimental but when you add them up they are harmful.
By that logic, the majority of people would hardly be able to believe a single scientific fact. According to my own physical experience and reasoning independent of what I've gathered from others, I have come to the conclusion that the sun revolves around the Earth.
Yes it's addictive, and that would be hard, but I'd just have to deal with it. There's nothing intrinsically wrong with enjoying something that's at least to some degree addictive (exercise, programming, watching series on netflix) so long as there are other reasons besides the addiction satisfaction that you enjoy it. That is certainly true for coffee.
Most gen-y humans I know make the same complaints about cooking at home.
We should eat Chipotle every night.