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I disagree with your statement that "people are not born with acid reflux." I have had acid reflux problems, requiring antacids, since at least very early childhood. People CAN be born with a defective sphincter between their stomach and esophagus. Unfortunately for people like me, most acid reflux problems are indeed brought on by overeating, obesity, poor diet, and lack of exercise, so we get very little sympathy from non-sufferers, who expect us to simply "clean up our act."