lesschumras
“What menicL SS book did you go to? “
I have absolutely no ideas what this gibberish means.
That said in many states, a non-licensed professional can be charged for acting as if licensed in a profession.
A non-lawyer can be charged for giving legal advice for remuneration.
A pharmacist who diagnoses a medical condition, then sells a remedy can also be charged. It is rare, but on the books in some jurisdictions.
If you say to a pharmacist: “I have a head cold’ which over the counter medicine that you stock should I buy?” The pharmacist can make a suggestion.
If you tell the pharmacist that: “I’m stuffy, congested, have aches, chills and a fever.” and the pharmacist answers you have the flu, take X. The pharmacist has broken the law (in some jurisdictions).