Italo Campilii
Co-founder, Ecolosophy
Twenty-three-plus years with Crohn's disease, one co-founder of Ecolosophy, and a question that finally got asked: what's actually in the products touching this home? Italo Campilii spent those 23+ years in and out of hospitals before he started examining — and removing — the chemical products he was living with. His life changed after that. He is not a doctor, a toxicologist, or a scientist, and he does not claim that removing those products cured his Crohn's disease. What he can speak to, first-hand, is what changed in his own home and his own daily life once he stopped guessing what was in the bottles under his sink.
Why he writes about household chemical products
Italo is a co-founder of Ecolosophy — not a sole founder; Ecolosophy was built with three other co-founders, Elizabeth, John, and Miguel. He is not a medical professional, not a toxicologist, and not a research scientist, and nothing on this site should be read as medical advice. His qualification to write about this subject is lived experience: 23+ years of hospitalizations, flare-ups, and treatments — some that worked, some that didn't — that led him to start reading labels and asking what was actually in the chemical products he kept in his own home.
He never credits any product with curing his Crohn's disease, and neither does Ecolosophy. What he writes about is narrower and more honest than that: what he found when he started reading ingredient labels, and what he chose to remove from his own house as a result.
Before and after
This is not a medical claim. Crohn's disease is a chronic condition with many contributing factors and treatments. Italo is not a doctor and this page does not claim that any product treated, cured, or prevented his disease.
How his work gets checked
Every article Italo is credited on at Ecolosophy is reviewed by the Ecolosophy team before it publishes. Ecolosophy fully discloses the ingredients in its own products — every ingredient, every product, published and named, not hidden behind "fragrance" or a trade-secret blend. When an error is found in a published article, it gets corrected in place; Ecolosophy does not have a separate, formal published corrections policy beyond that at this time, and this page will be updated if that changes.
Articles Italo Campilii is credited on
Pulled automatically from Ecolosophy's published article records — 79 articles in total, most recent first.
- Pet-Safe Floor Cleaner That Actually Smells Good (2026) July 18, 2026
- What Is 1,4-Dioxane? The Hidden Carcinogen in Your Dish Soap July 9, 2026
- How to Make a Natural All-Purpose Cleaner That Actually Works July 8, 2026
- The Word 'Fragrance' on Your Cleaning Products Is Hiding 3,000+ Chemicals July 7, 2026
- I've Had Crohn's Disease for 23+ Years. Here's What I Found in My Cleaning Products. July 6, 2026
- Why Cleaning Concentrate Is Better Than Everything Else (The Math) July 5, 2026
- Are Your Cleaning Products Making You Sick? The Science Behind Indoor Air Quality July 4, 2026
- The Non-Toxic Home Checklist: 47 Swaps Every Family Should Make This Year July 3, 2026
- The 9 Best Non-Toxic Cleaning Products of 2026 (Tested Against a Real Ingredient List) July 2, 2026
- The Ultimate Non-Toxic Home Cleaning Guide June 26, 2026
- The Ultimate Natural Kitchen Cleaning Guide June 25, 2026
- How to Clean Floors Naturally: The Complete Guide June 24, 2026
Contact Italo
Press, correction requests, or a direct question about something he's written — reach the Ecolosophy team at [email protected], or use the contact page. Corrections are reviewed and, when warranted, corrected directly in the published article.