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According to this source: Practicing Medicine Without a License
It's illegal to practice medicine by a person attempting to diagnose a patient, treat medical conditions, prescribe medications or treatments, or perform surgery.
But later says "There are some actions that are specifically excluded from the crime of practicing medicine without a license. For example, applying home remedies, offering advice, and writing about nutrition or medical conditions are not considered practicing medicine."
What medicines draw the line for practicing medicine, for example, a parent treating their child?
It's illegal to practice medicine by a person attempting to diagnose a patient, treat medical conditions, prescribe medications or treatments, or perform surgery.
But later says "There are some actions that are specifically excluded from the crime of practicing medicine without a license. For example, applying home remedies, offering advice, and writing about nutrition or medical conditions are not considered practicing medicine."
What medicines draw the line for practicing medicine, for example, a parent treating their child?
