Why do pills make such small pills and eat so many at a time?

The dosage form of traditional Chinese medicine pays attention to curative effect. For example, soup medicine, take its "clear" effect, that is, "the soup is swaying." Pills are used to concentrate drugs, which attack the focus like bullets. At the same time, the pill is absorbed slowly, and the effect can be more lasting and mild. Dispersion is to make drugs more easily absorbed and dispersed throughout the body. "Dispersion" means divergence. It can be seen that pills are rarely made to keep the advantages of concentrated and sustained release of pills, and at the same time make drugs easier to be absorbed and distributed. As for why you eat so much, it's a matter of dosage. If you mix those small pills together, it's almost as big as those big pills, isn't it?