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I doubt little, the reason you become unconscious is because you're are putting your body in danger and it decides that to stop further damage, the best course of action is to put you into a state of unconciousness. For example; alcohol- you drink to much and your blood alcohol level rises to high- your body stops you from consuming more toxic alcohol and you pass out.
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