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Could snoring means morning breath?
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See below: "morning" breath or "bad" breath is usually caused by bacteria degrading left over food products in your mouth. Snoring and dry mouth are related to sleep apnea, but "bad" breath is not. Hope that helps!
Answered 4/24/2014
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